Word: damnedness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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But can a man who has been one of President Johnson's closest advisers be the kind of impartial journalist needed to run the seventh largest daily in the nation? Moyers conceded that the question is pertinent, all the more so, since L.B.J. "not only gave me employment but...
"The machined and polished liberal arts curriculum first developed for the production of ministers, doctors, financial and government people," says President Everett, "is just not applicable in a world that changes so damned fast." Under Everett, former chancellor of the City University of New York, the New School hews to...
One reason for Johnson's foot-dragging about the SST is political: he is having trouble with liberal Democratic Senators who fear that the nation's antipoverty program will suffer cutbacks in favor of any spending for the B-2707. Seeking a $200 million supplemental appropriation for SST...
A private citizen may get away with condoning and encouraging a crime, but a private citizen has neither the status nor the responsibility of a lawmaker. As a legislator, Mr. Bond should be aware of the proper methods for amending both law and government policy. The Georgia house had damned...
>Romney absolved Goldwater of personal blame for the 1964 convention's failure to adopt a strong civil rights plank-but at the same time damned him as an indifferent campaigner. He recalled how the G.O.P. standard-bearer had admitted to him that he, Goldwater, "read only a few sections...