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...every word worldwide. Thus Nixon was speaking not only to his hosts but to the Soviet Union and the Arab world, as well as to friendlier nations seeking reassurance of U.S. firmness. Wherever he went, he also talked as the peacemaker, probing especially for ideas on how to maintain the precarious ceasefire in the Middle East and how to get U.N.-mediated negotiations going. All of the leaders Nixon visited, including Pope Paul, Italy's President Giuseppe Saragat, Yugoslavia's Marshal Tito, Spain's General Francisco Franco and Britain's Prime Minister Edward Heath, applauded...
With $250,000 from the Ford Foundation and $124,000 from the Volkswagon Foundation for the next three years, the program will sponsor some undergraduate, graduate and post-doctoral research in post-war Europe, organize informal seminars centered around various visitors and maintain a library with news-papers and public documents to supplement W'dener's collection...
Other styles have been wispier (the Char), wilder (the Afro), more exaggerated (the Artichoke) and harder to maintain (the Poodle). But until now, women had not seriously considered a hairdo based on a multitude of lengths, from very short on top, to slightly longer along the sides, to a long, lank finale down the neck. They never considered it for good reason: it was sure to look abominable. But then so do midiskirts. And with hems gone to ungainly lengths, why not hair too? What better way to play both ends against the mini...
...unions have jurisdiction over individual plants and thus have far less clout than huge American unions. Japan has an estimated 56,000 unions, some of which are allied in four federations. The individual unions tend to be led by men who have been brought up in the company and maintain a strong loyalty...
...cowpath is about the one-mile point on the five-mile course, and three eager Crimson runners led a dogged group of Penn runners to the cowpath with a blistering pace. But only Tom Spengler. Harvard's captain, and the eventual winner, was able to maintain position Penn quickly moved into the second through sixth spots...