Word: reconsiderations
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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There has been no reaction whatsoever from the Soviet Union in regard to this incident, McCloskey said. He pointed out that since there would be no official change in Asseyev's status here until his visa expires in June, the Soviet professor is "free to reconsider" his decision to remain...
Any agreement will require a compromise between the Panamanian demand for renegotiation of the 1903 canal treaty and the United States' offer to "review and reconsider" all points of controversy. It may be true that the United States has already compromised more from its original position than Panama has, but...
Instead, the Government should carefully reconsider its entire space program. Resources for space development are limited, the costs of many programs are exorbitant, and the justifications for several projects are unclear. Under no circumstances should an expensive program like MOL be begun until we are completely sure why we need...
"We have no desire to continue limbo-like relations with Honduras," Burrows continued. "When steps toward constitutional government are taken, we will reconsider diplomatic ties. Until then, we can only hope for the best."
Previous inattention to undergraduate suggestions had been condemned by the Harvard Council for Undergraduate Affairs earlier this week. Yesterday, when two top officials of the library met with R. Thomas Seymour '64, president of the Council, they seemed to be responding to an HCUA suggestion that the staff reconsider the...