Word: sanely
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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This issue of the weekly supplement is devoted to politics. In it are a review of recent books by Senator Barry Goldwater, Chester Bowles, and John Kenneth Galbraith, a photographic feature on disarmament efforts in Boston, an analysis of last Saturday's SANE Rally, and a review of Eugene Black's book, The Diplomacy of Economic Development, on distribution of American foreign...
...moments, at the beginning of last Saturday's SANE rally even steeped in the tradition of American meetings for social protest must be wondered what was happening. A broken-down organ played a wavering barely recognizable version of Star Spangled Banner. Instead of at attention, members of the at the Boston Arena turned each other, snickered, and a few sat down...
...Committee for a SANE Policy, attempting to impress its on the United States Government, this misfortune must have seem ominous. A great many people inside the Arena, were prone to any efforts at disarmament with conciliations to the Soviet Union; and a purblind witch-hunter, at uncovering symbols as was as likely to head the same into an off-key version of the Spangled Banner as he would continuing partnership with the Amendment...
...down organ might seem to represent America today, heedlessly toward destruction, blindly the products of its own machines rather than responding to the emotional wants of its citizens. chorus of voices, by the same could be construed to represent America after it had assimilated the message of groups like SANE...
...these reflections suggest what was lacking in the SANE . No germ of commitment the audience. Instead, the began to wonder about symbols, underlying meanings. The audiance came to the rally curious but committed, interested but not middle aged people seeking a more fortunate version of their team of the thirties, high school and college students genuinely worried out about the problems they sensed, to be led to solution. The audiance left in the same tentative, mood...