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...whole world.) Inevitably, the growing boy fell and suffered the agonies of internal bleeding and of constantly necessary blood transfusions. The parents blamed themselves whenever he was hurt. At times, the burden became unbearable. Robert Massie confesses how relieved he felt when his job (at Newsweek and later the Saturday Evening Post) legitimately took him away from home, freeing him briefly from his continuing responsibility. Suzanne admits that she once considered suicide and writes: "A person living with hemophilia can become paralyzed with fright, like a rat in a maze who has met with an electric shock at every innocent...
...frequently withdrawn. All this is not surprising. The New York Times of November 26, 1973 reported that Lee Kuan Yew had stated that he would be the judge of what is fit to print in Singapore. Any criticism of government policy is regarded as "anti-national." For example Newsweek's Singapore correspondent has been found guilty of contempt of court for implying that the Singapore court system was not independent of the Government...
Last week the usually unflappable President snapped, "that was a planted story," at a report in Newsweek that he will not be a candidate in 1976. This week, in fact, a steering committee will begin planning his campaign...
...proposes an aviation and space industry show at Cape Canaveral, which is quickly dubbed "a sophisticated Disneyland" by one of his advisers, but this is the closest he comes to guiding the national destiny. This feeling also seems to disturb a large part of the public. In December, a Newsweek poll found that 57 per cent of the country felt that Ford's advisers make foreign policy on their own, and over one-third of the sample felt that this was a good idea...
With Cambodia going down the drain, four provinces of South Viet Nam lost [March 24], Thailand turning neutralist and the Philippines re-examining its commitments, where are the great sages now who ridiculed the domino effect? Where are you now, Sevareid, Cronkite, Chancellor, Brinkley, Reasoner, Newsweek, TIME? Let's hear it for the media party line and adversary mischiefism...