Word: successful
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...think it must be emphasized that the success of the Maoist strategy in China must be explained in terms of the specific history of modern China and not in terms of vague generalities about underdeveloped countries in general. The political and military fragmentation of modern China, the whole phenomenon of "warlordism," the failure to carry out military reform even in those armies under firm government control played an enormous role in the ultimate success of Chinese Communist strategy...
...everywhere in the "underdeveloped world" once certain buttons are pressed in Peking is a notion based on the same fear of the diabolical cleverness of Communists which we used to direct to Moscow. Not only does the strategy require the existence of a local political situation favorable to its success. It requires the existence of a self-reliant, capable, indigenous leadership willing to adopt and adapt it to local condition...
...compromise contained in this report should be approved by the Academic Senate. These proposals for channeling opinion to policy-makers will increase cooperation between faculty and students. The success of the report in practice, of course, will depend on the attitude of those who implement it; the machinery for transmitting undergraduate criticism will not function unless the elements of the Berkeley power structure--the Board of Regents, the administration and faculty--are receptive to suggestions for broader innovation...
Chafee advised the immediate implementation of Walter W. Heller's plan. Which would allocate a percentage of Federal income tax to each state for its unrestricted use. He felt that a "lack of confidence in the States "on the part of the Federal government had contributed to the insufficient success of the President's War on Poverty, "a mess which is going to get worse...
Ford said last week that Harvard would "be interested in talking about this kind of program," but is not yet sure exactly what it would entail. The success of the present summer program. Ford warned, should not be judged on the basis of "a statistical jump in the number of students going to graduate school." The benefits of the program, he said "may be some time in coming...