Word: scientists
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...kits were to contain five or six kinds of cookies, including brownies, oatmeal cookies, and special "brainpower" cookies, crackers, peanut butter, raisins, fruit, a panic button, and for 50 cents extra, a special "Knowledge Hammer," designed by an Italian scientist, for wedging facts into the brain. Similar kits have reportedly been sold in 22 colleges across the country...
...when Russia was struggling through its basic industrial and agricultural revolution, the heroes of Soviet cinema were strapping Stakhanovites who fell in love with lathes, or strong-jawed sons of the soil who lusted after power plows. How times have changed. The hero of Nine Days is a nuclear scientist who is hopelessly hung up on a great big, beautiful neutron breeder. The Stakhanovites sweated for the sake of the socialist society. But the scientist in this picture labors, and even accepts a fatal dose of radiation, for the sweet sake of science-because, as he proclaims, "You cannot stop...
Cease-Fire & Negotiation. Beyond Capitol Hill, a group of 105 religious leaders in the Washington area urged President Johnson "to initiate efforts for an immediate cease-fire leading toward a negotiated political settlement." The University of Chicago's Political Scientist Hans Morgenthau joined the ranks of 17 lawyers, authors, ministers and academicians who recently published an open letter to President Johnson urging a similar course. Morgenthau concedes that the Hanoi Communists might then take over in the South, but contends that Ho Chi Minh would turn into a Tito-type Red, independent of Peking...
...view of Political Scientist Richard Neustadt, whose Presidential Power was one of Kennedy's basic texts, "Johnson is trying to be a 'Rooseveltian Eisenhower'-trying to establish a rather Eisenhower like stance in the interest of rather Rooseveltian results...
Signs of Decadence. No one can quarrel with the facts that Dame Rebecca presents, and there is no one who tells a better tale of espionage. The quarrel is with the "meaning" she assigns this espionage. Because Klaus Fuchs is a scientist and intellectually arrogant, she suggests that all scientists are peculiarly prone to treason. Because most of the traitors did not be lieve in God, she suggests that Communism or Nazism is the only alternative to faith in God. She is perfectly correct in charging the West, and Great Britain in particular, with egregious laxity in letting Communist spies...