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...South Vietnamese government outpost near the Cambodian border, Tong Le Chan, some 400 ARVN troops were surrounded by an entire Communist regiment, and large-scale fighting there seemed to be imminent. Some intelligence experts predict a general surge of Communist military activity later this month...
Kent Frizzell, an assistant attorney general, negotiated the pact to set up Washington talks. Although no one can predict with any certainly the consequences of the events at Wounded Knee, a shakeup at Interior and the BIA seems inevitable...
Shift. Nixon has argued lately that he needs exactly such flexible authority to get other countries to tear down barriers to U.S. goods. Just how such authority would work out in practice is difficult to predict, because the only consistency in the President's record on trade is that he has seemed to shift with the political winds. Recently, he has loosened U.S. quotas on imports of meat and oil, in response to rising public worry about inflation and the shortage of fuel. But he has also bowed to business pressure and restricted imports of textiles and steel. Some...
There is no way to predict causes automatically from symptoms. Only by laying bare the source of his own symbolic behavior can the neurotic work towards escaping his system and act in accordance with his real needs. He is finally freed from the futile struggle for the love of a parent unable to offer love...
...country. As the new president and director of the Sloan-Kettering Institute for Cancer Research and director of research at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, he will continue his work in immunology, aiming toward understanding and controlling cancer. Those who are familiar with his ingenuity and energy predict that he will ultimately achieve his goal...