THE FIELD OF SOCIAL
PSYCHOLOGY
Three men were attacked and one of them beaten to death
when their car stalled on a street in the Sheepshead Bay section of Brooklyn
early yesterday morning. The victims, who were on their way home from work,
were black, and the police said the attack was unprovoked and “racially
motivated.”
A 29 year-old unemployed father of eight children leaped
onto the tracks of a Greenwich Village subway station yesterday morning and
saved the life of a 75 year-old-blind man who had stumbled and fallen between
the cars of a train that was about to pull out.
“I wasn’t thinking about the danger, just that, hey,
somebody needs help,” said Reginald Andrews, who tore ligaments in his right
knee as he pulled the confused, bleeding victim into a narrow crawlspace under
the edge of the platform while others tried frantically to halt the train.
“I’d do it again-I’d do it for anybody who needs helps,”
said Mr. Andrews.
In a Kamikaze-like attack, a man drove a truck loaded
with thousands of pounds of TNT into an American military headquarters in
Beirut, leveling the building, and killing over 200 sleeping Marines.
After another fruitless round of negotiations, United
States and Russian arms negotiations meeting in Geneva adjourned the 121”
session without reaching agreement.
Although political fortunes rise and fall, few instances
are as dramatic as the career of British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in
the early 1980s. Just one year after a national public opinion poll showed that
the British public though she was the worst Prime Minister in history, she was
swept back into office with the greatest landslide in forty years.



