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...offered by Sanford Watzman, whose articles about Defense waste in the Cleveland Plain Dealer were inserted in the Congressional Record last fall. Watzman attributes the runoff in defense funds and profiteering by the contractors to the "symbiotic relationship" of the "military-industrial complex." One lives off the other and vice-versa. As the result, the public is fleeced...
Fairbank: The Vietnam war, of course, has become a focus for the line-up against Peking, and vice-versa--the occasion on which we glare at each other. If there weren't the Vietnam war, what would there be in place of it? You'd expect that there would be something. And the mood in Peking, at the moment, of pushing into Burma and Nepal, and all these various things, suggests that the Chinese side would not be content with an American presence in say, Thailand, even if it were not in Vietnam. The problem is to choose your ground...
...team championship depends to a large extent on the luck of the draw. For example, Harvard's number four player could draw Yale's powerful number one man in the first round, while Penn's fourth player might face Trinity's meagre top player in the first-round, or vice-versa...
Three panelists examined the in which the civil rights struggle has influenced law enforcement vice-versa Friday night at the end of three Harvard Law forums on civil rights...
Other Crimson heroes were Rick DeLone and Sarge Nichols, one-two in the shot put and vice-versa in the discus; Ted Bailey, first in the hammer at 191 ft., in.; and Don Kirkland and Dave Nawi, second and third in the 440 and half of the victorious mile relay team...