Word: openly
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...talks has several explanations. Israel's security is his main concern, and when anything threatens it -such as Egypt's missile installations -he stiffens. But essentially he has been flexible on peace propositions. It was Dayan, for instance, who pressed after the 1967 war for the "open bridges" policy under which Arabs on the occupied West Bank were able to continue visiting and doing business with Jordanians...
...hitch is that the South Vietnamese still have a lot to learn about using TV to turn on the people. News shows, put together by an overworked, underpaid ($17 a month) staff of six, are reasonably open for a country at war. Though no Vietnamese Fulbrights are ever seen on What the People Want to Know, Saigon's version of Meet the Press, the My Lai incident, to cite one example, was amply reported. Still, most of the fare is heavy and hard-sell. THVN does not run commercials, but slogans such as COMMUNISTS ARE BLOODTHIRSTY PEOPLE...
...things go wrong, I will look at it and it will cheer me up." A man in Ohio urged her to start a national women's organization "for the American cause." She is flattered by invitations to speak. "After I blasted the universities,* I got a little hesitant to open my mail from universities. Then one day comes a letterhead from Yale Law School, and then Harvard Law School?both for speaking engagements! But I can't do any of it. If I start to make speeches, how much home life would I have...
...destroyed by the bank's requirements. Last year, customers with the new Coop-CAP and Master Charge cards encountered far more paper-work and difficulty in cashing their checks than those with simple Coop cards. Over the summer even this service was eliminated and angry students were told to open a checking account at (guess where?) Harvard Trust...
...drama of red banners at the same time it confirms their political justification, as it pierces the pastels. And still its truth is only transitory: waving the bloody shirt gets Sweden into the mess of Social Democracy. "Equality has not been achieved," Widerberg comments in the final credits, and open end to a negative political critique...