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...interesting question. It baldly reveals the ultimate purpose of all censorship -mind control- just as surely as the burning of books dramatizes a yearning latent in every consecrated censor. The time could not be better for recalling something Henry Seidel Canby wrote after Big Bill Thompson put Arthur Schlesinger to the flame. Said Canby: "There will always be a mob with a torch ready when someone cries, 'Burn those books!' " The real bottom line is: How many more times is he going to be proved right...
...cartoons that have the most impact," Marlette says, "seem to be the ones that express something that's latent in the unconscious.... There's an immediacy that comes straight out of the unconscious." In stripping away our lies and hypocrisies with the gentle lash of a Number Two brush, Doug Marlette reveals the better nature inside us all. There's more than one way, Huey Long, for every man to be a king...
Deep in the heart of Texas, President Carter last week again raised, as he had on the morn of the Wisconsin and Kansas primaries, false hopes about a largely latent campaign issue: the fate of the hostages in Iran. The Iranians and their new government, said Carter in Corpus Christi, "are making statements that might very well lead to a resolution of this problem in the future...
...current theory holds that MS is caused by a slow-acting virus that lies latent in the body for years before its first symptoms appear. These may disappear for as long as 30 years and then flare up once again, or they can disappear forever after one bout...
Roughly 1,000 dissidents have been misdiagnosed as latent or active schizophrenics and confined to mental institutions. After the World Psychiatric Association condemned the Soviet Union's psychiatry in 1977 for its political abuses, many Western doctors believed that the Kremlin would find less embarrassing ways of dealing with dissenters. They were apparently wrong. Amnesty International reports that incarceration of political dissenters as mental patients is just as prevalent as ever in the Soviet Union, and may even be increasing...