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Carolyn C. Hunt '63, ?? student in English and ?? residen? ?tutor for Winthrop Ho?? will suc?ceed Mrs. Solomon as ?? East House, Mary I Bunting ?? ?dent o? Radcliffe, said last night ?? change will take effect...
John D. Hanify '71 ?? of the form?? Harvard Undergraduate Council and organizer of the ?? postponed two weeks last Sunday, after 40 eating lunch in the Dunster Ho??ning hall signed a petition ask?? a postponement...
Americans who have been fighting against Ho Chi Minh and his forces for nearly a decade may be intrigued to learn that the preservation of a legend is in progress in Hanoi. Soviet specialists are helping the North Vietnamese to embalm Ho's body so that, like Lenin's, it will become a glass-encased shrine for future generations-doubtless including, on some distant, peaceful day, American tourists...
...borne more than its share of nature's blows in the past year-a summer drought and a fall flood, an epidemic of deadly hemorrhagic fever, an earthquake, and last week a cold snap that plunged temperatures in Hanoi to freezing. There was the loss of Ho Chi Minh -and, with him, the vision of Uncle Ho entering Saigon in triumph and presiding over a united country...
With every account of hardship, there is an exhortation to greater work and sacrifice. Nowhere has there appeared an official suggestion that Hanoi should alleviate the suffering by calling a halt to the fighting. The power to make that decision rests with the triumvirate that succeeded Ho-Premier Pham Van Dong, Party Secretary Le Duan and Assembly Chairman Truong Chinh. Analysts in the South and elsewhere are convinced that Truong now ranks first among equals. Those with hopes of a quick end to the war can hardly take comfort from the fact that his name translates as "Long March...