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...Others: Leo Cherne, Research Institute of America; Harry D. Gideonse, New School for Social Research; William W. Lockwood, Princeton; Richard L. Park, University of Michigan; Guy J. Pauker, Rand Corp.; Lucian Pye, M.I.T.; I. Milton Sacks, Brandeis University; Paul Seabury, University of California; Fred von der Mehden, University of Wisconsin; and Robert E. Ward, University of Michigan...
...into an exercise book; and, when it is completed, I type it out. The scrap sheets I burn." Fourteen years after Thomas' death, collectors still mourn those burned scraps. But four of his workbooks of self-history are available for study-at 26, Dylan sold them to the Lockwood Library of the State University of New York for $101. Others may yet turn up, but these are enough to discount fully the romantic belief of his pre-hippie worshipers, who liked to think that their boozy, wenching golden boy had reached out carelessly and seized his lovely lines...
...entries culled by Editor Maud show clearly the developing poet. He was only 15 when he started the first of the four notebooks he sold to the Lockwood, under 20 when he made the last entry in them, but from the very first they reflect both a fierce doubt about the worth of life and a fierce enthusiasm for it. "We are too beautiful to die," wrote the doubting adolescent, and soon he was noting that the beautiful die young (Thomas himself...
Despite plenty of recent evidence to the contrary (The Lockwood Concern, Waiting for Winter), O'Hara knows the difference between sex and love, while Yank doesn't. In fact, O'Hara shows the tension between sex and love, between lechery and devotion, operating like a knife on his characters. But by instinct or insight, O'Hara cannot glorify heterosexual love and its institutionalization in monogamy. Gamy as ever, cruelly vital, the anti-intellectual O'Hara has written an intellectual novel in disguise, about what love...
Died. Vice Admiral Charles A. Lockwood, 77, commander of U.S. submarine forces in the Pacific from 1943 to 1945, who played the key role in developing tactics that enabled his undersea raiders to mount a devastating campaign against Japanese shipping, altogether sinking 1,392 vessels, more than that of all other services combined, and effectively cut Japan off from its Axis partners; of a heart attack; in Monte Sereno, Calif...