Word: fellows
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Your penetrating Essay "Criminals Should Be Cured, Not Caged" [March 29] vividly describes the appalling tradition of man's inhumanity to those fellow men who have been labeled criminals. You close with a plea for the "law-abiding public" to understand the offender's basic human needs. The President's Crime Commission reports that 91% of Americans have committed acts for which they might have been imprisoned or jailed. Must we not then ask: Where shall we find the law-abiding public? And who needs to understand whom...
...kind in our entire history." Barry Goldwater had a more down-to-earth reaction. "I went and had another drink," he said. "I just couldn't believe my ears." Senate Minority Leader Everett M. Dirksen bitterly noted that the "personal and sometimes ugly" criticism of the President by his fellow Democrats helped drive him to his decision. Said Dirksen: "The harpies of the shore shall pluck the eagle...
...order to raise army strength by 135,000 men and accelerated part-time military training for university students. Though he probably will accept sooner or later, Thieu at first held off saying yes to President Johnson's invitation to come to Washington; he thus hoped to show his fellow countrymen that he is no American puppet...
Harriet Baxter, who graduated from Pembroke and holds an M.S.S. from Smith, is a psychiatric social worker at McLean Hospital in Belmont. In 1966, she worked in a British out-patient psychiatric clinic while her husband was a Guggenheim fellow at Cambridge...
...Most Americans are not racists; the American system is," Gar Alperovitz, a fellow in the Kennedy Institute, said last night, speaking in an open panel discussion on the role of Harvard's white community in combatting racism. "We must plan for a long term revolution of reconstructing whatever institutions are nearest at hand," Alperovitz said...