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...military elite, Speidel became disgusted with Hitler's conduct of the war and joined the unsuccessful bomb plot to kill the Nazi dictator at Hitler's East Prussia headquarters. Remaining silent under interrogation, Speidel survived the subsequent Gestapo inquisition. When West Germany's army was finally rebuilt in the mid-1950s, he was called to help and became one of NATO's most respected commanders...
After World War II, a number of students trained as technicians in the Army returned to Harvard and helped move the station to the basement of the original Dudley House on Dunster St., where they rebuilt the studios...
Though the new home for the newsstand was torn down in 1961, it has been rebuilt because efforts by the Cambridge Historical Commission four years earlier put the newsstand on the National Register of Historic Places. By law, buildings on the register must be preserved, though they may be removed, replaced or rebuilt...
...country soon recognized that reducing the 22 percent poverty rate would require more than the billion dollars we originally devoted to the problem during the Great Society's first year. As Europe and Japan finally rebuilt their own wartorn economies, and as Vietnam drained some of the United States' own resources, the economic pie didn't expand nearly as rapidly as before. Allowing Blacks to eat at the same lunch counter in Kresge's just wasn't enough. The summer riots told us that social equality was too difficult to achieve, so we refused to bus our children. Ecology...
President Reagan's popularity among college students [NATION, Oct. 8] can be credited largely to timing. He took over a demoralized U.S. and rebuilt its pride...