Word: moynihan
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Honorable mention was awarded to Ronald M. Childress. Andrew M. Clearfield Michael Gates. John Gordon, Matthew Gurewitsch. Amy Johnson and Christopher D. Jones in the graduate division; Anthony L. DeFranco '75, in the natural sciences division; and Cass R. Sunstein '75, Daniel R.D. MacKenzie '75. Robert P. B. Moynihan '75-2, Daniel M. Mandil '78, and Richard C. Harper '75 in the undergraduate division...
...resourceful, effective U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. But last week a clutch of stories in the press declared that Scali was on his way out. The man who reportedly, over lunch with a journalist friend, leaked the news is also Scali's rumored successor: Daniel Patrick Moynihan, 48, former Ambassador to India and the social policy Mr. Fixit of the Johnson and Nixon Administrations. President Ford's choice of Moynihan has not been confirmed by the White House; however, it is expected that Moynihan will go to the U.N. some time this summer. Now a professor...
Scali has wanted to leave for some time, and Kissinger boosted Moynihan, an old Harvard friend and an ally in the Nixon White House, as his replacement. There is speculation in Washington that Ford may want to name Scali to another high diplomatic post, but for his part Scali is considering several job offers in the private sector...
Presumably among the most disturbed was Pat Moynihan, who, in a widely discussed article in the March issue of Commentary, urged the U.S. to take up, in the U.N. and elsewhere, the role of the loyal opposition to ideologically extreme Third World positions. "It is time we grew out of our initial-not a little condescending-supersen-sitivity about the feelings of new nations," wrote Moynihan, urging the U.S. to treat Third World nations "as equals" and to end its "extraordinarily passive, even compliant" policy toward them. Doubtless bearing that sharply worded article in mind, one Latin American diplomat...
...Moynihan said he felt that the real problem the American people face is the existence of "two nations in this country. We are divided," he said," and we should direct our energies at healing the rifts within our own country...