however, the trick is not completely validated, which is why august on the general and boston air force in particular, needs to meet dean, typical, credible, and reliable counters, and give the ability that is by gaining operational capability of senior. it's very important. and in that case, i think these concerns are unnecessary and irrelevant because you're aware that the songs mean effort has been a huge verizon during the last thing we want is. meanwhile, india's foreign minister say new delhi is dependent on russian defense equipment, along with it, strong relations with moscow on not linked to an unwillingness to cooperate with america. he stresses their relations with russia strengthen significantly in the 19 sixty's as the u. s. didn't want to supply india with defense equipment. this was not due to a lack of trying on india's part. i know 1st hand what great efforts were made over those years to try to make us understand that it was in american interests to have a strong united, independent, prosperous india in. so we do and we had a buy next step as it goes to the partnership

boston university. >> when i was discharged from the army, from the air force, i got a letter from general marshall.a general general. he sent me a letter, not a personal letter to me. "dear howie." no. [laughter] a letter that was sent to 16 million men who served in the armed forces. the letter was something likehis, "we won the war. congratulations for your service. it will be a new world." and we know it hasn't been a new world since world war ii. war after war after war and 50 million people were dead in that war to end fascism and militarism. i came to the conclusion that war cannot be tolerated. no matter what we're told. if we think there are good wars, i want to examine the so-called good wars, holy wars, and take a good look at them and think again about the phenomenon of war and come to the conclusion, yes, war cannot be tolerated. no matter what we'reold, no matter what tyrant exists, what border has been crossed, what aggression has taken place, it's not that we're going to be passive in the face of tyranny or aggression, no, but we'll find ways other than war to deal with whatever prob

air force took off from london. it was carrying several copies of filmed footage to canada. at goose bay, the cargo was transferred to a canadian fighter jet and flown to race to boston. the stations n b c and c. b s. had both secured footage and wanted to be the 1st to broadcast it . and b, c's plain experienced delays and was running late. so the station resorted to canadian material. instead. with that, they beat their competitors at c b ass. in total, some $80000000.00 north americans watched the coronation o in westminster. the ceremonies were coming to an end. before leaving the theatre to take her place in the royal coach, queen elizabeth the 2nd changed crowns. weighing 900 grams. it was lighter, but still unwieldly, but dissenting stance. ah, ah, ah, the guests of honor had for the abbey door one by one. the prime ministers of commonwealth nations protocol had it that did exit by order of importance, the prime minister of sir lawn than those of india and pakistan followed by new zealand and south africa next, canada and australia. finally, and most importantly, great. britain's prime minister, winston churchill appeared exhausted and suffered a stroke just d

he went on to study public relations at boston university's graduate school of public communications. he served in the u.s. air force as a captain and was awarded a bronze star in vietnam. he also received the air force commendation medal in 1969 for his support of the apollo 11 mission to the moon. mr. robinson in 1970 joined the marketing and communications firm cranford johnson robinson woods. after 26 years, he retired from the firm as its chief executive officer. during his tenure, the firm became the largest advertising agency in arkansas with notable business and political clients. in 1993, he was appointed to the u.s. postal service citizens stamp advisory committee by the u.s. postmaster general. in 2005, mr. robinson was named chairman of that committee. during his 15 years serving on the committee, mr. robinson was involved in the creation and production of more than 1,750 postage stamp issues. he used his influence to highlight arkansas in several of the newly issued postage stamps. i encourage my colleagues to join me in honoring mr. robinson by naming a post office in little rock, arkansas, after him,