Word: dis
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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Others chuckled at Haldeman and responded in kind-with humor. Ted Lewis, Washington columnist of the dis-Establishmentarian New York Daily News, wrote a parody of the Haldeman speech. Wrote Lewis: "It is hard to believe, but once a week, as we get it, a gaggle of presidential aides meets secretly on how best to sell whatever Nixon policy is in trouble at the time. This group may be called the Secret Six. [The] closed-door conferees on image problems don't end their huddle until there is agreement on what is known as 'the password...
...this ??? setting. The Harvard Strike shines. T??? the great credit of its authors, the book has escaped ??? ?? the obvious ??? of the genre. The writers-four reporters for WHRB-do not attack the facts with ??? hatchets sharpened. While their ??? are obviously with the "mode??? students." they do not try to dis?ort the events to ??? their personal ??? of the Truth. ??? their ??? to give "??? account of the events which led ??? the ??? and the crisis that resulted...
...praise and criticism. At 65, with only one lung, he was remarkably energetic throughout the grueling week-long conference, dutifully setting aside spare moments to read many of the 700,000 words that participants had written about him. "I don't care whether they agree with me or dis agree with me," he said. "What matters is that they are here, talking with each other." Seminarian Joseph Collins, a well-to-do young activist who personally paid travel expenses for the participants, marveled at the quality of the debate: "I really didn't think they could interact...
Merilee lazes alone, nibbling maybe an acrid acorn. Sam and Girl have dis...
...forum speeches and subsequent dis-cussion will be open to men as well as women. Mrs. Benjamin said that NOW feels that "men are as hindered by strictly defined roles on the basis of sex as women...