Word: respect
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...With respect to your statement of this morning, let me say only that I do not consider discussions by this Faculty 'absurd,' especially since many other groups, including SDS, have, on their own, already discussed the ROTC issue," he wrote...
Take parietals, for another good example. This is the only case on record in which the Committee on Houses acted positively on an HUC proposal. Why? Not because of any respect for student body opinion, certainly. Just one year before the COH had completely ignored a college-wide poll which showed students unanimously supporting increased parietals. Actually, the COH's well-timed acquiescence was motivated by militant pressure tactics from radical student groups--a sleep-in was threatened. A second factor was the increasing absurdity of Harvard's parietal position as colleges like Wellesley instituted hours that were twice...
Weinstein and Marting grow cautious when the conversation switches to Saturday's contest. "We are confident in ourselves, but not over-confident," reports Weinstein. "We have great respect for Harvard...
...part, the U.S. warned North Viet Nam that it took a "serious view" of incidents since the bombing halt in which Communist forces fired on allied troops from inside the Demilitarized Zone, thus violating the tacit agreement that North Viet Nam would respect the inviolability of the DMZ in return for the halt. There have been several such violations confirmed so far. In the most serious, Communist 122-mm. rocket and 75-mm. artillery fire killed five U.S. Marines at Con Thien and wounded 46. The U.S. retaliated with fire in each incident...
Caetano's partisans at first explained that the peculiar circumstances of Soares' release were caused by "the ghost of Salazar. Caetano cannot publicly announce Soares' return as long as Salazar lives. It is a question of respect." Yet a week later, the news got through the press censorship, which has become more liberal, if erratically so. Last week-only five months late-the Portuguese public was told that the accused murderer of Martin Luther King had been hiding out in Lisbon for nine days in May. Newspapers were being bought in record numbers just for the unaccustomed...