Word: mutually
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Kissinger has often talked of his relations with the press in terms of mutual trust. As he told ABC News' Ted Koppel recently: "If you mislead the press consciously and you're caught at it, your credibility is destroyed forever." Kissinger set out to secure tight control over the press with his very first National Security Council staff meeting in 1969. He alone, he told his aides, would deal with newsmen. Roger Morris, a former Kissinger assistant, recalls in an article in the current Columbia Journalism Review that he and his NSC colleagues "were authorized to explore secret...
They look like checks and work like checks. They cannot be called checks because mutual savings banks in New York, as in ten other states, are not allowed to offer checking accounts. Still, seven New York savings banks are now advertising "payment orders" in a new effort to woo customers away from commercial banks. One of the lures: it is possible to vise a payment-order account in such a way as to earn interest on funds that are eventually needed to pay bills...
Meanwhile, commercial banks face new checking competition from another source: Boston's Fidelity Group of Mutual Funds last week announced a plan that enables customers to write checks against interest-earning mutual fund accounts. Fidelity is starting a Daily Income Trust that will invest deposits of $5,000 or more in such high-interest securities as Treasury bills and bank certificates of deposit. Each investor who wants the service can also open a no-balance checking account at Boston's National Shawmut Bank. When the bank gets a check for payment, it will withdraw the funds from...
...Syrians have been the self-appointed standard bearers of Arab nationalism for more than 60 years. Egypt's Gamal Abdel Nasser tried twice to achieve federation between Syria and his own country, only to see the links dissolve in bitter mutual recriminations. Possibly Syria became a nation of intransigents because it has been a land of frustrated promise. Its present frontiers were imposed by the Allies after World War I; today's Syria is a truncated version of a country that for more than 2,000 years included what are now Lebanon, Israel and Jordan...
Sensate Focus. Early sessions usually involve touching and massaging, along with talk between patient and surrogate about sexual likes and dislikes. The objective: to overcome in males what Los Angeles Sex Therapist William Hartman calls "performance anxiety." Later sessions advance to genital contact, mutual stroking and eventually penetration. The emphasis is not so much on achieving orgasm as on reaching a state of bodily awareness that some surrogates call "sensate focus." In the $2,180 program offered by the Berkeley group, each often 2½-hour sessions with the surrogate is followed by an hour's meeting of patient...