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REFORM. Foreign aid has always been controversial in the Congress, proving a handy and often valid target for charges of mismanagement, waste and corruption. It has sometimes seemed to earn as much enmity as friendship for the U.S., and many Senators doubt that it has achieved its aims. Congress has often drastically reduced the foreign aid requests of Presidents, including a slash of one-third in President Johnson's fiscal 1964 request and 40% in his 1969 program. Cries for reform have grown louder. In voting against the bill last week. Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield urged a whole...
...will not accuse the University in general or Mr. Reardon in particular of racism in this matter. To do so would be entirely premature and groundless. I merely wish to raise a valid question about a matter of admissions policy that could lead to misunderstanding and animosity in the future. Christopher H. Foreman...
...legal issue that seems to concern Nixon most, Powell is outspokenly conservative. "There are valid reasons for criminals to think that crime does pay, and that slow and fumbling justice can be evaded," he said a few years ago, inferentially blaming this on some decisions of the Warren court. "The pendulum may have swung too far in favor of affording rights which are abused by criminals." The President echoed those lines in his TV remarks...
Players are trained to hit hard. Is that beneficial because it builds character? No, it builds winning teams. And the training of winning teams has little to do with producing Sir Lancelots of ethics and fair play. Joe Restic's answer to Crouthamel was perfectly valid. Football is played to win. Cheap shots are sometimes very successful. If you're caught, you're penalized. If you're not caught, you don't feel guilt or pleasure. You merely get in a good shot or you miss...
...motion filed by Falk that he be released from testifying in order to protect his academic and journalistic sources, specifically including Ellsberg. Falk refused to testify yesterday on essentially the same grounds, but this time in the context of a court decision that these grounds are not a valid reason not to testify...