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Barry Goldwater is big these days, too. In San Francisco's hungry i, for example, Comedian Mark Russell tells his audiences about the movie version of The Conscience of a Conservative: "It's going to be a silent, sponsored by Pierce-Arrow." Then, of course, there's the John Birch Society. And at Manhattan's Upstairs at the Downstairs, a Birch sextet nightly sings a sort of battle hymn of the reactionaries, with verses like...
...quickly translated by computers into a rise or fall in production, businessmen can operate with leaner stocks, cut down the high costs of accumulating and warehousing inventory. And by spotting economic danger symptoms early, the computers enable business and Government to apply early remedies. Says Stanford University Economist Kenneth Arrow: "There won't be a 1930 again...
...Army, already up to its boot-tops in professional athletic talents, last week snared two more famous names: New York Yankee Shortstop Tony Kubek, 25, married only two weeks, who joined Wisconsin's Red Arrow Division at Fort Lewis, Wash., and Green Bay Packer Halfback Paul Hornung, 25, top scorer in the National Football League, who reports next week to Fort Riley, Kans., at the end of a two-week deferment granted on medical grounds. Said Hornung, who originally was disqualified because of a pinched nerve in his neck, then pronounced fit after a second exam...
Your vivid, poignant report on the call-up of Wisconsin's Red Arrow Division exemplifies not only the high morale and combat readiness of National Guardsmen, but also the understanding and courage of their wives and families, who bear the real sacrifices. We hope the article is read by those few individuals, including some Guardsmen, who do not yet recognize either the urgency of our mobilization or the traditional duty of our citizens to respond, whatever the cost, when they are needed...
Values More Important. Thus, despite the hardships it worked on them, the men of the Red Arrow Division return to duty with resolution and high spirit. That resolution and spirit were expressed by a division's chaplain, Rev. William B. Downey, as he put on his major's uniform: "There are values more important than peace. Freedom and justice, for example. I'm prepared to sacrifice peace for them." Those were words that free men everywhere could stand...