Word: judgments
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...United Nations," said Presidential Press Secretary George Christian. But the U.N. has performed ineptly, particularly in what Britain's Wilson described as the "precipitous and regrettable" withdrawal of the peacekeeping force from the Egyptian-Israeli border. New York Times Columnist C. L. Sulzberger was even harsher in his judgment. In meekly pulling out the U.N. force, he wrote, Secretary-General U Thant "used his international prestige with the objectivity of a spurned lover and the dynamism of a noodle...
...rule: "Premarital sex is all right if you are in love and faithful-for a while. And if you can't be good, be careful." Even aside from traditional questions of right or wrong, virtue or sin, this seems to place an inordinately heavy burden of decision and judgment on the young...
...gets into every nook and cranny," says Pulitzer, an art collector whose own local activities are confined pretty much to cultural causes. "If he sees an opening, he's in there. I try to be careful to disassociate myself from boards and committees that could distort my news judgment." Retorts Amberg, who has just raised more than $1,000,000 for a Herbert Hoover Boys' Club he is sponsoring in a Negro neighborhood of St. Louis: "How can you tell what's going on in a community unless you're part...
Robert Lowell, 50, is better than good. As far as such a judgment can ever be made of a working, living artist, he is, by rare critical consensus, the best American poet of his generation...
...course, if your conscience won't let you go to war, you must obey it," he said. "You must refuse the draft, and take your chances on court -- where we may expect the judgment to be an understanding...