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...danger of pushing the U.S. too far in a situation where its prestige was at stake. Gromyko listened-and the guerrillas kept advancing in Laos. As the situation worsened, Kennedy went on national TV at a press conference to declare that a Communist takeover in Laos would "quite obviously affect the security...
...safeguard any information the Communists might want." Last week, along with copies of the Reporter-News, Subscribers Mozsik, Petrov and Yashin got a curt cancellation notice from Publisher McMahon: "This, gentlemen, is the last copy of the Abilene Reporter-News you will receive." Just how his move would affect his former subscribers, McMahon did not explain. "I know they can buy the paper on a newsstand," he said. Nonetheless, the Reporter-News will continue to publish news of Dyess and its deadly birds...
Where Nelson Rockefeller was on shaky ground was in assuming that he could, just by saying so, divorce his personal and public lives. His marital breakup need not necessarily ruin his political future. But if he were to remarry, the circumstances of that decision would certainly affect his public prospects. For, rightly or wrongly, elections in the U.S. often turn as much on an assessment of the candidate-his personality, character, behavior-as upon the causes he espouses...
...discredited Oct. 26 ruling had been a response to the Oct. 11 cancellation by the president of Queens College of a student invitation to Benjamin L. Davis, secretary of the American Communist Party. The new ruling does not affect the Queens College action beyond reestablishing the legality of an alternate course...
...second Union vote, though, did not show much change from the first. Support for the constitution and the old name increased both in numbers and percentages on the second ballot, but not to a great enough extent to affect the final out-come...