Word: specializing
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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ADMIRAL Elmo ("Bud") Zumwalt, who appears on this week's cover, became a figure of special interest to TIME correspondents when he commanded U.S. naval forces in South Viet Nam. At a dinner in 1968, Zumwalt remarked casually that his wife was due in town next day. Recalls Correspondent John Wilhelm, who helped report this week's cover story: "We were impending since MACV had just sounded the alarm of an impending enemy offensive Zumwalt, however, had seen Navy intelligence to the contrary, but the weekend passed quietly. "Thereafter," says Wilhelm, "the bureau always checked out rumors...
...directives, he ruled that unnecessary troop formations are detrimental to morale, and ''except for special occasions," troops need not assemble for reveille. To make sure that not many such occasions would be found, he ordered that any base commander who calls for such a formation must show...
...been standard practice in the Army to simply get rid of addicts by booting them out on a dishonorable discharge. That shifted the problem to the larger society. But Tolson decided that the Army was as prepared to help them as anyone else. Any junkie can now walk into special wards at Bragg's medical facility, announce that "I'm hooked?help me," and no disciplinary action is taken...
Last Tuesday 20 out of the 40 first-year women students marched to Bok's office to request a special class section next semester on laws concerning women ??n such areas a property rights, contracts, contraception and abortion...
...earlier statement, Pusey had said, "In accepting this new responsibility I hope that I can make a personal contribution to the enhancement of new ventures in education, in the arts and humanities, and in other areas of special interest...