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...BEST TIMES by John Dos Passos. 229 pages. New American Library...
WORLD IN A GLASS, Selections from John Dos Passos. 440 pages. Houghton Mifflin...
...difficulty for the political struggle and caused a number of comrades who are not thoroughly imbued with the policy and strategy of the party to be confused about the role of the political struggle." For such party leaders who are "less versatile and creative," Tien Phong ticked off some dos and don'ts for beating the imperialists...
Fred Allen said that radio was "a bog of mediocrity"; John Dos Passes called it "the triumph of the illiterate." But radio is stronger than the kicks and the curses; not even television can kill it. TV, in fact, now rules the bog, while radio has resurged; thanks to the big beat and the news beat it has become a thriving, throbbing medium. Today there are over eight times more radio than TV stations (5,817 to 704), and more radio receivers in the U.S. (242 million) than people...
Despite strict malaria discipline, the Department of Defense reports that ten Americans have died in Viet Nam this year from cerebral or other complications, and researchers are intensifying the hunt for new drugs. One that shows some promise is DOS (diaphenylsulfone), normally used in leprosy. Another is a new, long-acting sulfa drug, Fanasil. Malariologists are running tests with prison volunteers to see whether DDS or Fanasil can be used, probably in combination with pyrimethamine, to beat back the chloroquine resistance of falciparum parasites in much of Southeast Asia...