Word: believingness
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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SALT. Beecher reported in the Times on July 23, 1971 a U.S. negotiating position that had not yet been presented to the Soviets during the first phase of the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks, then under way in Helsinki. When the U.S. later tried to take a stiffer approach, the Soviets...
Sir / Reader Beatrice Neal is right, of course, in her assertion that God is the key stone to the understanding of the universe without whom everything is essentially meaningless [April 30], for it is precisely to fill this vacuum that man devised the concept of God in the first place...
Such criticism scarcely ruffles Dixon. He operates on a theory of "creative conflict," believing that change comes only through confrontation. "In any given set of circumstances," he says, "there is always the question of how much displacement, distortion and confusion any one institution can tolerate. But the only way you...
The Warren Court, says Simon, "wanted to teach the nation its deepest purposes and meanings. It is that special role that the Burger Court neither serves nor covets." Paradoxically perhaps, Warren, the California Governor and lifelong politician, brought to the bench an expansive and unremitting belief in the strength and...
He warned against students believing that "all politicians are the same as Nixon."