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...other half of the Radcliffe team ran into rougher competitive waters at the two-day Yale Invitational involving teams from both the New England and Middle Atlantic Women's Sailing Associations...
Powered by a blustering wind that left seven of their competitors' boats capsized in a chilly Charles River, the Radcliffe varsity sailing squad won the two-day Victorian Coffee Urn Regatta here last weekend for the second consecutive year...
...really have a Spenglerian view of Western civilization and its future? Last week, in a conversation with TIME Diplomatic Editor Jerrold L. Schecter, Kissinger seemed to be more hopeful than previous reports had suggested. Sitting in an alcove of Cairo's marble-and-alabaster Tahra Palace during his two-day visit with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, the Secretary of State conceded that for a historian, the signs might point in the direction of a decline of the West's political systems. But as a statesman, Kissinger emphasized: "I do not accept the decline of the West...
...Harvard varsity squad captured a respectable fourth place in the two-day battle for the Danmark Trophy held Saturday and Sunday at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy on the Connecticut coast, attracting 15 strong squads...
...expectably sobering note. After almost a month of separate meetings with economists, businessmen, labor leaders, farmers, financiers and other groups, the President and his top economic aides last week sat down with some 800 leaders of those interests, as well as key Senators and Congressmen, for a mammoth two-day debate on what to do about the U.S. economy. Though politically the Democrats warned Ford that he could not count on automatic bipartisan support for Administration policies, there emerged an overwhelming economic consensus that the battle against roaring inflation will be long and painful, and during its course the nation...