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Now that the Goldwater bandwagon has picked up a full head of steam, National Review is already looking beyond the election. This week it publishes a 16,000-word A Program for a Goldwater Administration. Sample advice: Goldwater should man the battlements of states' rights ("within the federal harem...
General Earle Gilmore Wheeler, 56, new chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, moves up from Army Chief of Staff. Wheeler's appointment is another break in the tradition of rotating the Joint Chiefs' chairmanship among the three services. This happened partly by a process of elimination. Air...
Call's armor broke through two of the Viet Cong lines and might well have carried the final one. But most of the tanks had to retire when they ran out of .50-cal. ammunition. The Viet Cong began moving around each flank, and the order came for government...
Congregational Ministers. By his election, Lindsay became one of six corporation members chosen by the alumni, one every year, for six-year terms.* But the elected "fellows" are not the whole board: ten co-ruling "successor trustees" jointly pick their own replacements and serve until they are 68. For most...
Dirk Uipko Stikker, soon-to-retire Secretary-General of NATO-LL.D.