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...much in intangible ways as in concrete actions. Next to no one really trusts the community relations office, because too often it has bowed to internal pressure and opposed needed city actions. A more independent community relations office able to deal with the city instead of acting as a two-way filter is imperative, for Harvard has to give the appearance of cooperation as well as its substance...
...spacious workroom only a few steps from the floor of Detroit's Joe Louis Arena ("The best convention setup I've seen," said Midwest Bureau Chief Benjamin Cate). Picture Editor Arnold Drapkin and his staff directed photographers to the scene of the moment's action by two-way radio. TIME was able to station photographers at the hotel suites of Ronald Reagan, George Bush and Gerald Ford throughout the week...
...question whether they have the same feeling that we have about that. I do believe it is a moral obligation. But it is a two-way street-we are receiving benefits too. It is not all altruism on our part. Israel represents the one stable democracy sharing values with us in that part of the world, and they have a proven military capability that stands as a deterrent to further disruption and chaos. I think we should make it plain that we are going to keep our commitment to the continued existence of Israel...
...done for its allies in the past. Says a U.S. ambassador with wide experience in Europe: "We've given our allies a lot and we really haven't asked for anything in return. Our allies have got completely unused to the idea that an alliance should be a two-way street...
Toffler's postindustrial preview also contains "electronic cottages," homes equipped with computer terminals, two-way TV and assorted hot lines. Citizens may not have to leave the house to conduct business, shop or even vote. In such an age of bread and circuitry there is no telling how powerful one might become. Says Toffler solemnly: "One can imagine a stage at which even ordinary television becomes interactive, so that instead of merely watching some Archie Bunker or Mary Tyler Moore of the future, we are actually able to talk to them and influence their behavior in the show...