Word: pull
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...today the Quakers will be seeking revenge for that loss on the Business School Field. Penn has been tied twice in Ivy competition this fall, but a victory today would pull the Quakers even with the first-place Crimson...
...October 21, the Crimson had rallied to score two desperate goals in the last 20 seconds to pull out a 14-13 win over the Engineers...
...pull of the "real," though, remains very strong, and Godard succumbs a few times. Shots of Parisian shoppers taken from a moving car, which looks more like documentary than anything in his previous films, alternate with very short shots and speeches of the two protagonists. Almost at the end of the film Juliette Berto complains, "The people- we talk about them, but we never see them." Godard, in the film's most romantic moment, cuts to a shot of a bus which, leaving the frame, reveals the People on the sidewalk. For an instant direct apprehension of the "real" seems...
KEEPING THE PEACE: Kashmir, Cyprus and the Congo have all been U.N. successes. In the Middle East, a U.S.-backed General Assembly resolution successfully cooled the Suez crisis of 1956, but that plus was wiped out in 1967. When Cairo demanded that the U.N. pull out its 3,400-man Emergency Force, U Thant swiftly complied rather than try to stall for time. It was one of the more spectacular misjudgments of Thant's flaccid, nine-year stewardship. As a result, Egypt began mobilizing near Israel's borders, and the Six-Day War was on. In the Soviet...
...timing and pace of a pull-out subject to negotiation as part of an overall settlement, with no mention of a mutual withdrawal of North Vietnamese troops. Previous position called for a mutual withdrawal by U.S. and North Vietnamese troops, but mentioned no timetable...