Kissinger fades from the limelight as Kissinger weighs the world
In a reflective summary of Henry Kissinger after a New York dinner, the article notes his reduced public glare amid a political climate of re election attention. It highlights his worries about U. S. interests, Russian and Chinese diplomacy, and his hope for a cautious historical legacy.
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Kissinger Faces Strains in Latin America After Nine Day Tour
Secretary Kissinger's nine day swing through Central and South America yielded cordial talks but highlighted Latin resentment over U S dominance of the O A S and pressure for a new Panama Canal treaty. Washington debates limiting U S role in canal defense amid continental unease.
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Cancer-prone personalities through the eyes of doctors
A decade of research links life experience and certain personality patterns to cancer risk. Studies by Le Shan, Greene, Kissen, and Thomas highlight trauma, isolation, and emotional suppression as common threads, with several researchers noting lonely childhoods and guilt as recurring traits in cancer victims.
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Army man Bill West battles student discipline at St John’s
William I. West a 1940s Blanchard Davis West Point football hero and headmaster of St. John's Militar Academy in Delafield Wisconsin argues that discipline and boundaries drive learning. He fired ringleaders and removed the class president as seniors demanded more privileges. West cites declining SAT scores and reads his school’s need for basics including reading and writing. He cites Andover's two term competency English course as a model and says private schools are recognizing a turning point in education.
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