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This line of argument is decked out with the usual trimmings: the swipes at RAND for its military bias, the rhetorical questions about who wants to survive in the "society that would emerge from the shelters" anyhow. and the final, strident, despairing plea for negotiations ("Both sides are driven to the conference table by the same iron compulsion of thermo-nuclear reality"). Nothing can disguise the fact that these arguments are of the heart and glands more than of the mind; and it is to Piel's credit that he does not try to disguise them (much...
...satisfied him. I don't think any woman could. He was very egotistical. He worried about himself. He weight-lifted a lot." Said No. 3, now married to a Dallas doctor: "I don't know which wife I was. It wasn't like being married anyhow. He was constantly interested in his body...
...toying with the nomination of Municipal Judge Francis Morrissey to a new Massachusetts district judgeship. A gladhanding Democratic politician, Morrissey has had little trial experience as a lawyer, but he is a longtime friend of Joe Kennedy's and a former campaign aide of the President's. Anyhow. Justice officials insist that they will improve at least slightly on the box score of Dwight Eisenhower, who made 189 judicial appointments-only eleven of them Democrats. Likely spots for G.O.P. district judges: Kansas, Iowa and New York, which each have two Republican Senators...
...will shove the foreign-aid bill neatly through both houses. With the big bill for foreign aid and another big vote for defense coming up, Jack Kennedy was just as glad to be rid of the expensive and controversial school-aid legislation that almost certainly would not have passed anyhow...
Management promptly accepted the Goldberg proposal. But the unions surprisingly turned it down. Joe Curran said that a voluntary 60-day return to work would probably be followed by a Taft-Hartley injunction anyhow; that would confront the unions with the chilling prospect of hitting the bricks again around Christmas. At week's end President Kennedy ordered a study to determine whether the strike was doing enough economic damage to warrant a resort to Taft-Hartley. Whatever happened, everyone concerned knew that the issue of foreign flags and the rivalry between two tough union skippers would plague U.S. waterfronts...