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Whatever merits Kissinger's individual proposals have, his overall scheme to halt the strategic arms race assumes that negotiations with the Soviets are possible. However, Ronald Reagan is making mutual talks impossible with his harsh rhetoric and hard line. The President would do well to remember that when international relations are approached in terms of absolutes, such as good and evil, discussion and compromise become dead concepts...
...speaking at all but military installations, but according to biographer Doris Kearns, the loud protest had a more lasting effect. Johnson's heightened awareness of the depth of his opposition, hammered home by his public appearances led him to withdraw from the 1968 Presidential race--and to call a halt to years of bloody American bombing in Southeast Asia...
Speaking before a Kennedy School seminar audience of 40, Rev. J. Bryan Hehir disclaimed recent allegations that the Bishops "curb" for "halt" in a recommendation on the nuclear arms race and stapped up their criticism of the Soviet Union's human rights policy following Administration pressure...
...improve its strained relations with Washington. The Cabinet voted to resume Israel's practice of sharing military intelligence information with the U.S. Such a policy had been in effect since 1967. But during the Israeli invasion of Lebanon last summer, Sharon, who was then Defense Minister, decided to halt Israel's practice of sharing tactical military information after Washington had held up the sale of 75 additional F-16 fighter planes to Israel. Next month a U.S. Air Force team will debrief Israeli pilots and infantry personnel on the tactics they used against Syria's Soviet-made...
Lambdin teaches a wide variety of subjects--including at least a halt dozen Semitic languages--and "will be very difficult to replace." John Strugnell. Lamont Professor of Divinity, said yesterday...