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Arthur I. Segel '73, president of HSA, said yesterday, "We'll order the stuff as soon as Steiner gives the go-ahead." He added that Dr. Warren E. C. Wacker, director of the University Health Services, had already given his tacit approval to the plan...
...With tacit U.S. approval, Saigon army officers stage coup against Diem and execute him. Junta headed by General Duong Van Minh takes over. As turmoil continues?13 governments in 19 months?Viet Cong rapidly gain strength in countryside...
...Podgorny's trip, like Kissinger's, could also be an effort to determine whether there exists a middle ground between the U.S. and North Vietnamese attitudes toward a settlement. As if to demonstrate its tacit approval of the Podgorny mission, the U.S. last week suspended its bombing raids to the Hanoi area for the duration of the visit...
...Tacit Approval. Undisciplined and virtually leaderless, the Tartans roam the streets of Belfast eying strangers with suspicion, occasionally attacking Catholics with sticks, stones and fists. This month Tartan gangs set fire to stores, wrecked bars and rioted in East Belfast for four consecutive nights. In another era, the Tartan gangs would be written off as adolescents bored with the drabness of back-street Belfast, much like Teddy boys of London in the mid-'50s. But Ulster's political chaos has turned them into defenders of the faith who have the tacit approval of many adult Protestants...
...political advantage, suggested that he do so in a letter to Cardinal Cooke. Nixon agreed, intervening boldly in the kind of state-legislative uproar he usually avoids. The letter, endorsing the repeal movement and calling it a "noble endeavor," was released by the Cardinal's office-with tacit, if not explicit, White House approval...