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The distinctive whack-whacking of a helicopter's rotors broke the still air above the sleepy little town of La Union in eastern El Salvador last week. When it landed, out stepped five U.S. Navy men in civilian dress-the latest contingent of "trainers" sent to El Salvador by...
Enter, stage left, SNCC. The Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee, a group which would quickly become the second most importance force in the American civil rights movement right behind Martin Luther King and his Southern Christian Leadership Conference. Begun just two months after the first sit-ins, its purpose was...
Government "failure" is a curious concept, an idea much abused by political "outs" over the years. In the years of Democratic control of the national and most state legislatures since the New Deal, Republicans carped predictably about the shortcomings of government intervention; that is the opposition's job. But around...
Referring to the wave of strikes and sit-ins that have shaken the country for the past eight months, Jaruzelski issued a final admonition: "Further destructive activities may lead to conflict and to fratricidal war. Every Pole should arrive at his own conclusions." Whatever those conclusions might be, it was...
With Northeastern constantly swarming in the crease when they pressured the Harvard zone, six of the seven following redlighters were either tip-ins or deflections which Tate had little chance to stop. The freshman goalie looked impressive at times, steering aside 32 Northeastern drives, frequently on point blank rebounds.