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...believe in murder. People don't sit in front of banks and say "well, if we can get 5 per cent of the population to stick up cashiers the district attorney will have a hell of a time trying to prosecute us." Young men understand that society will proceed just fine without registration; only their lives, entrusted to the government, may not continue normally...
...vacationing Supreme Court Justices to issue a stay order that would suspend the Philadelphia decision. At week's end, barely 40 hours before registration was to begin, Justice William J. Brennan Jr. granted the stay from his summer home on Nantucket Island, Mass. As a result, registration will proceed as planned pending a final decision on the case by the full court, possibly by early fall...
Most military experts expect that France will proceed with production of the neutron bomb, if only because a long delay might appear as backing down under Soviet disapproval. For once, if he proceeds, Giscard will have the backing of both his West German and U.S. allies. Pentagon sources feel that, if Western Europeans accept a French decision to make a neutron warhead, allied governments might be more willing eventually to accept the U.S. equivalent on their soil...
Their stand was contra American intervention in the war, and it is remarkable that the author makes no attempt to cosmetize her own bewildered views or the hard-line isolationism of her husband. As the diaries proceed from tragedy toward peace, Charles Lindbergh falls from legend to scapegrace, a favorite target of the Roosevelt Administration. The derision was painful and somewhat undeserved. In her convincing presentation, Charles' speeches against intervention no longer seem hysterical screeds, but misguided attempts to warn the country of its own weak defenses. And his harsh, almost mystical withdrawal from public life is sensitively shown...
...that damage may get, and how long it will last, is anybody's guess. TIME's Board of Economists last week rendered a mixed verdict: the downturn will proceed at least through the rest of this year, and on the whole will not be quite as violent as the one in 1973-75, though it may be worse in some specific respects-notably unemployment (see following story...