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...countries. TIME Correspondent William McWhirter, who conducted the only interviews given by these officers, found them determined to approach their assignment with cool professionalism. "The only change for us is that there is a shooting war going on," said one combat-experienced officer. Like the other team members, he withheld his name, rank and his unit's location for their protection. Like the others, he also insisted on their designation as "trainers"-rather than "advisers"-meaning that they do not go into battle with their "trainees...
...Southern plantation or, as in Toni Morrison's Song of Solomon (1977), into the past, where there are more dreams than roots. Is the U.S. itself home? That is no easy problem for a people from whom much of the country's bounty has been withheld, yet who are far more native sons than most whites...
...word, for example, that the U.S. was responsible for the 1978 kidnaping and murder of former Italian Premier Aldo Moro. In addition, events often have to be filtered through an ideological bureaucracy before they are reported. For example, news of the death of former Prime Minister Alexei Kosygin was withheld for 36 hours by TASS and Radio Moscow. Even Soviet citizens heard the news first on Western broadcasts...
...outrageous." Her group compiled a list of 150 "highly qualified" Republican women for consideration for jobs in the Administration. "All were ignored," she said. Blacks generally have withheld their criticism, awaiting the final appointments, which are expected this month...
Korry says he refused as a matter of principle. Hersh heatedly denies that he tried to make such a deal, but concedes that he should have re-examined the Korry case sooner. Says he: "I thought he had withheld information from me when I needed it. I probably punished Korry - unconsciously anyway -for not telling me more...