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...Rabin initiative on the Palestinian question, even if initially mild, could lead to an extremely positive response from the U.S. The Americans could pave the way for such a proposal by pressing Egypt and Saudi Arabia and through them (or even directly) pressing the PLO to promise possible recognition of Israel if serious discussions of a Palestinian state take place. In influential quarters in Israel, if such a promise of recognition is made, people will be more willing to talk about a solution to the Palestinian problem...
These students represent the vanguard of a movement toward student-worker unity which has been growing on the Providence campus since the strike began in July. Student demonstrations, which culminated in Thursday's action, helped pave the way for a quick and amicable resolution of the dispute...
...trouble started when Smith, in his TV address, spelled out his version of the terms of the agreement. In the interim government, which would pave the way for black rule, he said, there would be a four-man council of state, to be composed of two whites and two blacks, with one of the whites serving as chairman. This body would be "supreme" over a council of ministers, which was to have a black majority and a black "First Minister." However, Smith added, the key ministries of Defense and Law and Order ? the important security posts ? would...
...marked one of the more impressive feats of U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who had laid the groundwork this summer during two meetings in Europe with South Africa's Prime Minister John Vorster. Under the plan, the Rhodesian regime agreed to set up an interim government to pave the way for majority rule. It will include a council of state headed by a white, possibly Smith himself, and a council of ministers to be led by a black "First Minister." In return for accepting the plan, the Rhodesian whites were promised that steps would be taken...
...disposition to aid the common man and his twisted satirical bent, it should be no surprise to Harvard students that Al Vellucci has a score of cures for "creeping Harvarditis," and that he promotes a new anti-Harvard scheme almost every week. Who can forget his plan to pave the Yard and open a municipal garage? Or to turn Wadsworth House into a public urinal? And then to shut down the triangle between the Yard and the Science Center to build a track for the town's high school athletes? The list of Al's remedies for Harvard could...