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...study in itself, and the '60s were especially busy years, with work on such programs as urban renewal and the Office of Economic Opportunity. When these efforts collapsed, many social scientists became less sure of their solutions. "We're asking ourselves harder questions now," says Otto Larsen, executive officer of the American Sociological Association. Political activism, Harvard's Lee Rainwater adds, "washed out. Sociologists found out they were not very good on the firing line. Now the issue is more what is the problem, rather than what you do or don't do to change...
Nixon handily won North Dakota's three electoral votes with 64 per cent of the popular total, but Democrat Arthur Link and Republican Richard Larsen were battling right down to the wire for the gubernatorial mansion...
Angelo's reporting from the road went to Associate Editor Jonathan Larsen, who wrote the story. For Larsen, who recently served as our Saigon bureau chief, writing about the feminine side of presidential politics offered an interesting contrast. "In Viet Nam," he says, "the wives of some politicians are their husbands' silent business partners, and often you hear about them only when a scandal breaks. Here they have become vocal members of the team and must go on display for public approval. The American wives have it tougher...
...Before 1972 is over, members of the New York staff will celebrate another, more personal anniversary: the 50th at Time Inc. for Roy E. Larsen, vice chairman of the board and for 21 years Time Inc.'s president. He was TIME'S first circulation and promotion director, the first publisher of LIFE, and the editor of the famed radio and movie documentary series of the 1930s and '40s, the MARCH OF TIME. At age 73 Larsen "is not only an active member of our board of directors but continues to contribute to our daily operations with...
Denmark's Bent Larsen, generally considered the second-best chess player in the West, flew into Reykjavik for a first-hand look at the war of nerves between Soviet World Champion Boris Spassky and U.S. Challenger Bobby Fischer. "Spassky has been thrown off balance," Larsen said. "He probably is boiling inside, and that is not good for him. But he is a strong player, and it is too early to count him out." Two days later, Fischer opened the tenth game of the 24-game tournament with his favorite gambit: arriving nine minutes late. Spassky's countergambit: arriving...