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...foreign policy on Quemoy and Matsu was called a betrayal of our State Department which might lead the Communists to think we are bluffing and thereby involve us in a total war. Nixon would like to shut up public opinion simply because it exposes a ghastly mistake. Not to publish these crucial facts about the truth of public opinion in a crisis would be a mockery of democracy. Perhaps the majority of Americans will reject Nixon's brand of democracy in the next election...
...said Chi, the Committee has done nothing requiring funds. He was unable to give information regarding the possible revenue sources with which to publish the projected brochure. "We will cross that bridge when we come to it," he stated...
Although the Radcliffe News did not appear on its usual weekly publication date last night, Viola G. Papps '59, editor, said, "We will publish next Thursday...
...told the deans and our subscribers that we would not publish this Thursday because we were busy collecting money for subscriptions all week," she said. Miss Papps predicted that the next issue would state whether the News can continue functioning without compulsory subscriptions, abolished in a student referendum last spring...
...Battle of the Century." Dismayed by Culbertson's lucrative preeminence, a dozen less publicized experts headed by aging Sidney Lenz banded together to publish an "Official System." Culbertson publicly laid down a challenge: he would bet $10,000 to $1,000 that, in a match of 150 rubbers, he and his wife Josephine, using the Culbertson system, would beat Lenz and any partner, using the Official System. Under Culbertson's relentless public needling, Lenz reluctantly accepted the challenge, chose as his partner hefty Oswald Jacoby, later famed as an expert on canasta and poker as well as bridge...