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Weak American response to the Soviet's military build-up of the Arab nations encouraged the Soviets in their course, Simes added...
Indeed, Thomas was supposed to be good if not great, but coach Bill McCurdy saw through all of Brown's promotional build-up before the contest, stating that he is "not one I would put in the class of (Ric) Rojas or (Jim) Keefe." He should have including Andy Campbell, Jerry Hines and surprising freshman Jeff Campbell in that class as well...
...need, in this case for self-expression, remains. It not only lies embedded in some psychophysical memory state, but it affects the person's overt behavior and his mental and physical health. The build-up of unexpressed needs produces tension, the human's natural defense against feeling the pain of being unloved for what he is--a person with typical human needs in the particular form in which he expresses them. The neurotic no longer feels his need. His disease is neurosis, the crippling of feeling...
...other. The Communists claimed Saigon forces had committed 24,000 violations and had lobbed precisely 12,523 shells in Quang Tri Province. Saigon claimed 5,540 Communist violations since the agreement was signed. More seriously, the State Department revealed U.S. intelligence estimates of a new Communist troop build-up along the Laotian border, including the southward movement of tanks, and the setting up of SA-2 antiaircraft batteries at Khe Sanh...
...sources poses real dangers. There was a time not so long ago when lonely pamphleteers provided information to the student community that was not available from the 'professional' papers and broadcast media. For example, a hastily-constructed civilian and military underground spying network kept tabs on the U.S. air build-up in Southeast Asia, releasing facts and figures which had not been discovered by wage-earning reporters. If the courts sought to prevent the limited journalists' privilege from becoming universal, it is not unthinkable that such semi-professional journalistic efforts, as well as The Black Panther, Hard Times...