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...people who rejected the old politics to join the McCarthy movement can not rejoin the parties of Humphrey and Nixon, and instead of joining the Chamber of Commerce or the Young Dems, they are working for progressive issue-oriented groups like the Citizens for Participation Politics," said David R. Williams '72, president of the CPP and a member of the Young Dems...
...thought we were doing something that had to be done to help these people rejoin people they were attached to," Miss Blueye said. Later she realized "it was very improper--the wrong thing to do," she said...
...surrender to all rebellions: they will end by turning against themselves, against us ... Perhaps then we shall regain our supremacy over time; unless, the other way around, struggling to escape the calamity of consciousness, we rejoin animals, plants, things, return to that primordial stupidity of which, through the fault of history, we have lost even the memory...
...Kong newspapers and the Associated Press before joining TIME as a stringer-correspondent, spoke three Chinese dialects and was an avid student of Asian languages and culture. During the past year, he had covered a wide variety of stories about the Vietnamese war for TIME. He was about to rejoin his wife and three children in Hong Kong when he set forth on his last assignment...
...week. After more than nine months of fighting between Nigeria and the secessionist government of Biafra, the two sides agreed last week to meet there and try to pick a site for full-scale peace negotiations, probably somewhere in Africa. Any talks face formidable difficulties: Nigeria insists that Biafra rejoin the country and be split up into three states; Biafra demands that it retain some form of sovereignty in order to protect its 8,500,000 Ibo tribesmen...