Word: nsa
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Washington's Executive House Motor Hotel last Friday, dozens of reporters milled around the lobby, waiting for a statement from the National Student Association. The statement was over three hours late, and the television cameraman suggested to NSA's press liaison that the National Supervisory Board conclude its discussion in time to make the Huntley-Brinkley evening news...
...national leaders of NSA and their eloquent defender, James Reston of the New York Times (Feb. 15th...
What I have in mind has nothing to do with politics: I am not, that is, concerned with scoring points off the defenders of NSA but with something more fundamental and worthy: the essence of what...
Thus, it is the audacious denial of the right of innocence to a generation of American students by the CIA, abetted by NSA leaders, that hurts and makes me mad! Admittedly, we can't live like innocent students forever--we must all, alas, grow up: No society can be run by people who behave innocently; the world today is too tough a place for that...
...once thought I knew the answer to this question; but after reading the fatuous rationalizations offered for I'affaire CIA-NSA, I'm not quite sure. Innocence, it seems, is strictly for the birds (of prey. . . .) Martin Kilson Assistant Professor of Government