Word: corrects
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Anne's aortic abnormality as a form in which the great artery is narrowed just above the point where it leaves the heart, close to the aortic valve. This is such a rare condition* that in the U.S. only a scant half-dozen operations had been done to correct...
...proposal for 1963; it may run as high as $10 billion, spread across corporate and individual tax rates, but concentrated on individual taxes. The Administration would like to tie the tax cut to overall tax reform in a "fiscal fitness program for the '60s." Such reform would presumably correct some of the flagrant flaws in the present tax laws-in such areas as depletion allowances, retirement income exemptions and capital gains. But if political considerations threaten tax reform, the Administration apparently will settle for just tax reductions. In any event, there now is little hope of achieving a complete...
Disclosures such as this, correct or incorrect, could soon stifle the free flow of advice and opinion within the government. Although the press must inform the public of what is going on in Washington, National Security Council meetings should be free from its probes. No high government official can do his job if his private advice to the President becomes public information. In the Stevenson case, President Kennedy was obligated to keep secret the advice given him, rather than to open State Department, White House and CIA sources to Alsop and Bartlett...
...concept of war as extended idealism is important, said Miss Mead, for if this is correct, rather than the theory that war is the result of man's aggressive impulses, it will be crucial in deciding "the kind of society we are going to try to build...
...CRIMSON proposal, which predictably we think far from trivial, would try to set in motion pressures within departments to allow students to substitute some other program of study for the thesis in cases where the thesis threatens to become hollow and unprofitable. Perhaps Mr. Jones' gloomy guess is correct; perhaps the attempt to pry departments loose from their rigid and almost mystical commitment to the thesis is founded on an empty optimism. But reform of the senior year has clearly reached the point where it must be effected within the departments...