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Reisman: The essence of it is simply that there is no inherent racial conflict, there's no conflict by the nature of things--that if men were left free from physical force by the government and those in the government who would sanction such things as nightriders--that then there would be no basis for the existence of racial discrimination. Self-interest would make men act with reason and justice toward one another...
Here, for fearful lowlanders, is the second crime novel in a year that characterizes mountain climbers as homicidal maniacs. (The first was The Eiger Sanction, an inferior but celebrated book by a pseudonymity called "Trevanian...
William J. Curran, professor of Legal Medicine at the Medical School, said. "I am not categorically against the use of inmates in experimentation, in or out of prison." Curran is a member of the Committee of Psychiatry at the Medical School, one of two groups which gives Harvard's sanction to this type of experimentation...
Operating with Security Council sanction-and aided in large measure by U.S. pressure on Israel to let the surrounded Arab troops be resupplied-the U.N. Emergency Force began to bring food and water through Israeli lines to the beleaguered Egyptians. Beyond that mercy mission, the role of the peacekeeping force was uncertain. It faced unfortunately some of the same handicaps as did a similar force that attempted to keep the peace in Gaza and Sinai before Gamal Abdel Nasser ordered it out in May 1967, thus paving...