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...accepted the need to change, Connally was ready. At the fateful Camp David meeting in mid-August, he was the only man present to have a full series of proposals, contained in position papers that had been worked out by his staff. Second only to Nixon, Connally was in command at Camp David. The intellectual backdrop for the new program had been supplied by Burns; the operational details of the freeze came from Connally...
That spectacle points up a growing Soviet threat to the northern flank of NATO, which extends from Norway's North Cape to West Germany's Baltic coast (see map). NATO's northern command is outnumbered by the Soviets four-to-one on the ground, seven-to-one in aircraft and six-to-one in ships in the north. "The Russians are very busy displaying raw military power on the northern flank," reports TIME Correspondent John Mulliken, who recently toured the region. "It is a significant example of how the Soviets intend to use the pressure of their...
...realize that football and soccer command most of the sports page space during the fall. But I would hope that a competent and interested reporter might be found to cover the activities of the sailing teams. Sincerely, Michael S. Horn Coach, Harvard-Radcliffe Sailing...
...further complicate matters, many players feel that Frank Guerra, a three year bench-warmer, is the best quarterback, and Restic himself feels that sophomore Jim Stoekel has the best command of the offensive, but lacks experience...
Penn's Tom Liebermann tied the game six minutes later with a penalty shot. Four minutes after that, the Quakers' Bob Watkins intercepted a clearing pass and scored to put Penn in command...