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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Autobiographical Bent. Che's Bolivian diaries have since been published, as have portions from the other notebooks. A good deal of the writing, however, has never appeared in print. Andrew St. George, a former LIFE contract reporter who accompanied Che in Cuba's Sierra Maestra, was later invited by the Bolivian government to read and copy parts of Che's papers. From St. George's material emerges a fascinating if fragmentary glimpse of Che Guevara's final days of life...
...individual with a talent for riding the crest of his time, just far enough ahead of everybody to have fun and make trouble, and just canny enough to forego the martyrdom of regimentation or incarceration. "I seldom try to convince anybody of anything (except perhaps in print), cause if they don't already know, I figure I can't tell 'em. If it isn't happening to you right now, I can't save you, brother," he writes...
...Kansas Republican James Pearson claimed for it during the Senate debate-move toward restoring the belief that any boy can become President. The bill is silent on spending for other forms of campaigning; presumably, wealthy would-be officeholders are already considering how best to use their financial advantage, and print advertising managers are preparing to show them...
...time walking around Hanoi taking pictures. One night we went into a museum which was showing posters. The place was full of kids. I went up to one of the posters and started to put my finger on it to see if it was an original or a print. I looked around to see if there was a guard, but there was none. I asked my guide about this and he seemed confused. I had to explain to him that I would have thought that with a museum full of kids one would need guards to keep them from touching...
...vacation," one notes. Every day he sets off down the Mississippi with Tom, Huck and Jim. In this world the cardinal sin is to betray a friend. About the only time Plimpton displays real dismay is when he talks of a fellow writer who revealed a confidence in print: "I think that's just awful, reprehensible...