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European manufacturers stressed their growing teamwork in producing sophisticated equipment too costly for one country to devise alone. Britain and France shared an exhibit of their supersonic Concorde, taking advantage of the lone air-transport realm in which the U.S. lags, pointed proudly to 47 orders already on the books for the still unbuilt plane. The French government seized the occasion to order Sud-Aviation to build 13 more of its twin-jet Caravelles, and France's Nord-Aviation showed off the twin-engined Transall cargo plane that it has developed with five German firms...
...have to tear down homes before you put in a freeway. But in professional management, and in the investment process, you recognize that you should tear down only so much before it is time to build anew, for excessive tearing down takes the destructive process beyond the realm of creativity. Something destructive goes in before the constructive comes out. The question is, how much destruction can be tolerated...
...have recently charged it with gross irresponsibility for publishing The Federal Bulldozer, a controversial treatise by a fellow of the Joint Center which concluded that renewal efforts in cities should be left to private business. And the Center has had the distinction of being wished back into the harmless realm of fine arts departments by Robert C. Weaver '29, administrator of the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency...
Only in the realm of metaphysics are justice and love the same. As the Negro obtains more justice, he does not necessarily win more love. On the contrary, the Southern white man's old paternalistic and patronizing affection for the Negro has largely disappeared but has not yet been replaced with a new friendship based on equality. The Southerner is still struggling, sometimes desperately, against accepting a new image of the Negro-because it would mean accepting a new image of himself. Southerners still refuse to recognize that the prejudice that they foster in their own children hurts...
...could accept the argument of one's choice, and quietly follow wherever its line led. But fortunately or unfortunately, Vietnam is real, and any policy proposed must meet the minimal requirement that its implementation be possible. So one may ask: is a continuing American presence in Vietnam within the realm of the possible? It would be only if Saigon could win the present war. Yet is it conceivable that Saigon can win in an acceptable...