Word: viewing
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...rounded a corner and the White House came into view-which cheered them both up considerably. "Since 1945 I've been either in the White House or next door. To be doing this-" a wave of his pipe at the activities of the day "-boy, it's something else...
...provide a just method of protecting the liberty of all members of this community against those who would limit freedom by violence or physical obstruction. No one's freedom is safe if such coercive tactics are accepted. The Faculty is clearly and rightly of the view that when students or faculty are involved, such offenses must be handled within the University itself to the very limit of its ability. Thus, the only alternative to CRR is a body composed entirely of faculty, or entirely of administrators. The Faculty has decided that a joint body of elected students, faculty...
Last Friday 105 of the Business School Faculty's 163 members sent a telegram to President Nixon condemning his administration "for its view of mankind and the American community...
...intended to point out is that Stalinism-or at least that aspect of institutional Stalinism which remains distinct from the personality of the man himself-cannot be divorced from its historical context. Suppression of the Kronstad? revolt followed an invasion of the Soviet Union by 14 nations. In view of Russia's own starvation and impoverishment, the need for the Soviet Communists to treat international revolution in terms of the national interest" became a great deal more urgent. And the remarkable threats which Japan and the Nazis posed to Soviet national security-in combination with Stalin's own mental obsolescence...
...American influence in the country, by its avowed antagonism to the U.S. presence in South Asia. To this end, Sihanouk had permitted North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces to use eastern Cambodia as a staging ground for operations against Allied troops in South Vietnam. In the Administration's view, the anti-NLF regime of Lon Nol was far more amicable to America's goals in Indochina-the U.S. government extended diplomatic recognition to the military junta and the use of American spotter planes to its army within days after the coup...