Word: combating
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...jungles. There may also be at work an edge of guilt or battle wisdom in U.S. attitudes. There are, after all, millions of adult Americans who have fought from the Argonne to Inchon and carry their own private knowledge of the necessities -and the better-forgotten brutalities -of personal combat. It would be reassuring to think that these explanations encompass the opinions of those who appear to dismiss My Lai; the alternative is to contemplate an American adaptability carried to the point of callousness and barbarism...
WHILE other scholarly meetings rang with the sounds of political combat, the Archaeological Institute of America convention in San Francisco turned up news of a different sort: announcement of the rediscovery in Turkey of the temple of Aphrodite of Cnidus, which is thought to have been built in the second or third century B.C. One of the most dazzling archaeological finds in years, the temple of the Greek goddess of love was unearthed last summer by an expedition led by a 36-year-old assistant professor at Long Island University who happens to be named Iris C. Love...
ANGELA is a call-girl. She is not a $9 streetwalker hustling fifteen to twenty tricks a night on Columbus Ave., nor a $15-a-shot whore working the "combat zone" bars-Izzy Ort's Golden Nugget, the Novelty Bar, the Normandy Lounge, and the other establishments-that line lower Washington...
...were not immediately released. But when Diane embarked on an LSD trip and leaped to her death from a window last fall, Capitol Records bought the record and swiftly released it in early November. It has sold 275,000 copies in eight weeks. Royalties, says Linkletter, will go "to combat problems arising from drug abuse...
...nation's most profitable aerospace firm (1968 earnings: $95 million, on revenues of $3.6 billion). Deliveries of Douglas' DC-8 and DC-9 airliners entered a decline this year, and production of McDonnell's phenomenal F-4 Phantom, still the U.S.'s most versatile combat plane, has passed its peak as well. The new business should rebuild the company's backlog, which now stands at $2.6 billion. Still, profits may decline for the next year or so until deliveries of the new DC-10 tri-jet begin...