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...between May and September, 1969. Although it was not a scientifically designed probability sample, the 833 servicemen were selected in a variety of units and geographic locations, and do represent a significant trend in GI attitudes. Terry graduated from Brown University in 1959 where he edited the Brown Daily Herald. He was a Rockefeller Fellow at the University of Chicago from 1959-60. He covered the black revolution for Time and the Washington Post from...
...this way, Going All the Way casts a whole new light on the "silent decade." This novel makes us look at its Midwest, mid-century setting as a world of life-and-death importance. The Fifties are not only the light before the storm, but the storm they herald is one from which no one can escape. As deadpan funny and low key as Going All the Way is, it nonetheless instills a very real and tangible paranoia. Each time I hear the sound of smashing glass outside my window, I can't help but wonder if I am witnessing...
...only three months, the Times published three obituaries with Mt. Kisco datelines. We hadn't been in the news that much since 1959, when a big fire we had made the front page of the Herald Tribune...
...granting the interview, Bond insisted that the Herald-Traveler publish a three page statement he wrote in his cell Thursday night...
...Stan knew just what he was doing," a party guest told Gordon Hall, a correspondent for the Herald-Traveler. "By telling this dew-cyed impressionable child precisely what she did not want to hear, he was certain to be remembered long after she had forgotten the monotonous cliches everyone else spouts at such parties...