Word: traded
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Since coming to France in February 1961 as head of a two-man trade delegation, Bo has maintained close relations with the Quai d'Orsay, into which he bobs as regularly as a cloisonne yoyo, and also enjoys a following among Latins and Arabs, with whom he trades revolutionary lore. He comes by it honestly, for Bo is one of the Viet Minh's "old comrades." As a Viet Minh major, he was wounded and captured by the French, who even then were impressed. Born July 9, 1917, in a Mekong Delta town 150 miles from Saigon...
Love died last fall as .the waning flow of tourists sent the hippies panhandling, selling papers, drifting into the drug trade. Said the survey: "Love didn't necessarily fit if you hadn't had a meal in two days." This spring, City Supervisor Roger Boas warns: "My advice to kids around the country is not to come here. There must be hippie havens other than San Francisco." But flower beds are scarce all over. New York City's East Village scene now seems as loveless as that in the Haight. As Los Angeles' underground newspaper Open...
...guidelines are necessarily vague, for the situation is unprecedented. The key words seems to be flexibility and old-fashioned, personal politics. Mutual interest may provide a powerful incentive--for the Ed School researcher, an access to materials of his trade, and for the self-help group, assistance in teaching, in drawing up applications for grants, in conversing with the white establishment...
...picked up a wrench to hit David with," Mrs. Common continued. "I told him not to do it because he would hurt trade and wouldn't no one work for him. I took David across the street, 'cos you can walk away from trouble better than you can walk out. On my way back the man passed me running with a piece of iron, I said 'Look out, David'. When David turned to look round, the man met him with the piece of iron. David fell down and the man struck him again when...
...billion U.S. balance of payments deficit-the chief source of the dollar's weakness abroad-arose as a result of the war in Viet Nam. Now, accelerating inflation is worsening the payments problem. Last week the Commerce Department reported that shrinking exports gave the U.S. a trade deficit of $157 million during March, the first since January 1963. As a result, the nation's normally robust trade surplus shriveled in the first quarter to a meager annual rate of $731 million, about a sixth of the surplus the U.S. achieved last year...