Word: unconnectedness
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Included in the files is intelligence about civilians unconnected with the military; such intelligence could not be construed as necessary for personnel security. Data on civil disturbances and lawful and nonviolent meetings and lectures find their way to computers which can correlate trends and like incidents as well as compile...
Neil T. Friedman, Brandeis sociology professor, has been suspended from all teaching responsibilities, Brandeis announced late Monday night. Although Friedman was mentioned in the State Street Bank holdup as the man who Susan Saxe said had gotten her a bookstore job in Portland, the University said the charges were unconnected...
It is easy to produce examples of the very ways in which Americans attempt to minimize, circumvent, or deny the interdependence upon which all human societies are based. We seek a private house, a private means of transportation, a private garden, a private laundry, self-service stores, and do-it...
This volume, although it is a collection of his dispatches for The New Yorker from 1965 to 1970, reads more like a continuous story than a set of unconnected columns. From before the great escalation in 1965, Shaplen traces the tragic and tortuous path this war has taken to the...
The concerts found an unlikely defender in Mayor Alfred E. Vellucci,who stated his belief that the riots and the recent vandalism on the Common were caused by people unconnected with the concerts. In addition, Councillor Thomas Danchy speculated that the number of police necessary to halt the concerts might...