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Preaching Subversion. Young Communist intellectuals flocked to hear the daring professor. When Havemann boldly repeated his subversive opinions to a West German reporter, adding that "most Communist officials think as I do," the party's Central Committee condemned him as one of "those intellectuals who lay rotten eggs in the party's nest." But instead of denouncing him, the Humboldt University Communist Party cell voted to back Havemann. Finally, the government was forced into the embarrassing position of firing its eminent scholar. The regime dismissed the outspoken Havemann as a "degenerate thinker"-a favorite Nazi charge used...
Until recently, A.T. & T. had limited its own ambitions to the transatlantic phone business. But last October, petitioning the FCC for permission to lay the fourth cable, A.T. & T. also asked to offer a combined voice and print service. The smaller companies howled, accused "Mother Bell" of monopolistic designs...
Suggesting that there may be a "default" in governmental and legal leadership, the Secretary said he believed that a latent reserve of vision and affirmative responses to society's problems lay with the public...
Stnator Kennedy said it will be a place which will "bring together the worlds of public affairs and scholarship." Black said it will be "a place where government leaders can get ideas from businessmen." And Pusey said it will be a place where "scholars and lay people, young people and old people can come together...
...United States has a long history of supporting authoritarian and reactionary regimes in Latin America. When Kennedy came to office, many hoped that the pattern had been broken. There seemed at last to be clear vision in Washington that the interests of the United States lay with the aspirations of the oppressed peoples of Latin America rather than with the fleeting military and financial advantages to be gained by supporting petty tyrants...