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...confirmed dove like Northwestern University Law Professor Robert W. Bennett, who believes that Russia would only counter such a move by sending in troops of her own. Even he admits, however: "I just hope the question remains hypothetical. Frankly, I don't know how I would react if the Israelis were really being slaughtered...
...declarations that Britain remains the classic bastion of tolerance and racial acceptance. "There can be few countries which have absorbed this great mixture of nationalities with so much tension and so little friction," Home Secretary Robert Carr told Parliament in June. "I do not believe that the British people react well to being constantly hectored and criticized over admitted failures when their record of tolerance is so basically good...
With only four starters returning, there was some doubt about this year's defense. Restic was unsure how sophomores George Newhouse, the adjuster, and Eric Kurzweil, the strong side linebacker, would react under game pressure. Both have come through exceptionally well. The Crimson coaching staff picked Newhouse and defensive tackle Joe Mackey as the outstanding defensive players against Columbia...
News reporters can only be expected to react to events with human reactions. Yet they face a very grave responsibility when they must interpret daily events...
...University. I thanked him then, and now-- certainly--I thank him more. Because we have received the friendly affection of the Mexican people, of your women and of your men. What can be more important than to be in touch with the young people, and feel how they react strongly and vibrantly, with a clear revolutionary and anti-imperialist conscience...