Normally, David Langsam couldn't get an audience of more than 200 people even as president this year of Columbia University's

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It was September 15, 1963--four days before the freshmen were officially to become freshmen--that the class of 1967 undertook its

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U P IN the State Department press room, the Associated Press reporter furrowed his brow as he argued with his

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The draft is now splitting a generation--dividing the young men coming of age in this decade into two distinct groups

Gerald Ford has the speech well-memorized. When the talk turns to the last election, the minority, leader flashes a friendly

The Secretary of Defense did not especially want to talk about the war, and he suggested somewhat apologetically before WHRB

In his only on-the-record appearance this week, Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara suggested Monday that a national lottery "would