Word: reaction
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Mongolian Message. Washington's reaction to the words from Hanoi and Pnompenh was serious and empirical. Secretary of State Dean Rusk, asked if Hanoi's change in tense represented a bid to talk, replied: "I don't know yet. But I wouldn't want to characterize this statement today as either a peace feeler or as purely a propaganda move. Let's find out what this statement means as well as what it says...
...giving Blaiberg fewer immunosuppressive drugs and in smaller doses. "Perhaps we treated the last patient too early for rejection," Dr. Barnard said. "We are not going to make the same mistake again." Four days after the transplant, the doctors could see no sign of either infection or a rejection reaction. Blaiberg's condition was better than Washkansky's had been at the same stage, with good circulation and all organ functions returning toward normal. He was eating well, and making small talk. Said Barnard: "I would say he is definitely going to live longer than he would without...
...official reaction of the Ivy League to the newly-amended legislation will probably be delayed until the next meeting of the Ivy presidents this spring, according to Eric Cutler '40, assistant director of athletics...
Social Relations 285, a seminar, will study social issues, forces which generate them, and reaction to them, from a behavioral sciences viewpoint. Vietnam will be the issue studied this spring...
...Negroes' reaction to the convention is at this point far from certain. Chicago could be in for a massive explosion. There is, in at least one store window less than a mile from the convention hall, a dusty sign reading "Soul Brother," left over from a previous flare-up. Even the chill of winter has not been enough to discourage Negro youths from a recent rampage through a South Side neighborhood...