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...taken the trouble to assure Lemnitzer that his counsel will still be heard. Remembering how difficult it was for him to break through to Dwight Eisenhower, Taylor has told the Joint Chiefs that he will help, not hinder, their access to the President. Furthermore, Taylor has pledged himself to inform the Joint Chiefs about any advice he gives his boss. Whenever possible, Taylor has said, he will consult with the Joint Chiefs before he sees the President. But Pentagon brass is still convinced that in a pinch. President Kennedy will rely on the advice of Max Taylor rather than...
Facing angry correspondents, Press Secretary Pierre Salinger said that Hatcher had not known of Wade's visit when first asked. Hatcher, said Salinger, had learned about it later, but had not bothered to inform the press because nobody had asked him about it. Salinger later implied that the reporters were somehow at fault for not repeating their questions...
...worm of factional politics corrupts this Eden. A handsome young Fascist operative appears in the neighborhood and high-pressures a pitiable old spinster to inform on the local Italian colony. A militant anti-Fascist friend of Daniele's beats the Fascist agent bloody. Unbeknownst to Daniele, the wounded agent is brought to the farm, and in 48 hours of nursing him, Silvia falls wildly in love with the stranger. He represents himself as a respectable accountant, and Silvia's mother is all for a wedding, but the story ends instead in an agony of divided loyalties, with each...
Defending the use of motivation research to sell presidential candidates, she called it impossible to inform every voter on every relevant issue. "People are not necessarily going to be irresponsible leaders because of the way they're presented to the public...
...making it color the whole trial" and for "turning a criminal appeal into a quest for error." On that. Earl Warren issued a rebuttal: "This is a lecture," he snapped. "This is a closing argument by a prosecutor to the jury. The purpose of reporting an opinion is to inform the public and is not for the purpose of degrading this court." Frankfurter, addressing the Chief Justice, made a dry reply: "I'll leave it to the record." Afterward, the nine Justices stiffly stood up and filed out-an august, impersonal presence...