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Elazar was speaking early on in a battle raging over Israel's annexed frontiers, and as he spoke it seemed-from the Israeli side, at least-that yet one more judgment was about to be rendered on the Arabs. From military spokesmen in Tel Aviv came assurances that Israeli troops rolling into battle were being deployed for little more than a mopping-up operation, and for several days world opinion was badly misled. The Suez war of 1956 took only 100 hours. The 1967 war lasted a mere six days. The speed and style of the Israelis...
...Spokesmen for the protesters said yesterday they will continue the occupation until the board of trustees for the state college system meets with BSC students...
Unfortunately, the editorial doesn't address the situation that confronted the CHUL on October 10. Instead, it conjures up two new issues that were not even mentioned by the two New American Movement (NAM) spokesmen at that meeting: Harvard's broader relationship with the American military, and "President Bok's effectiveness in representing the sentiments of this University...
Meanwhile, Israeli leaders have continued to mouth expansionist sentiments. One of the most inflammatory spokesmen has been the popular Defense Minister, Moshe Dayan...
Alas, it was too good to be true. The September fall in wholesale prices canceled only part of the index's explosive 6.2% rise in August. Administration spokesmen quickly warned consumers not to expect a sudden downturn in store prices; indeed, Herbert Stein, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, bluntly predicted a continued "fairly rapid rise in retail food prices" in the next six months. Industrial prices, which most economists regard as a better gauge of basic inflationary trends than mercurial farm prices, rose a substantial .7%. Even if the rise in living costs tapers off somewhat...