Word: superiorities
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Headquarters, 1536 Connecticut Avenue, N.W. Washington 36, D.C., has just recently published its long awaited "The UFO Evidence" Report. This illustrated, fully documented 184-page Report, containing over 200,00 words, is the result of identified Flying Objects (UFOs) and proves, beyond any reasonable doubt, that UFOs are unknown superior machines under intelligent control, emanating from an extra-terrestrial source, and official secrecy on same. It is hoped that this Report, a copy of which has been presented to every Member of Congress, will instigate open Congressional hearings on UFOs to end the unwarranted United States Air Force policy...
Separate & Superior. Ellison is no Uncle Tom; his credentials as a "militant" are all in order. He has written what is generally agreed to be the best U.S. Negro novel-a good novel by any standards-The Invisible Man. Yet in these essays, written over two decades and covering matters of race, literature, music and his own upbringing, Ellison asserts that Negroes have no monopoly on tragedy. Life everywhere, he writes, is a "mixture of the marvelous and the terrible." To single out a particular people as special sufferers is a form of escapism...
While curious about the effect of Goldwater's candidacy on the two-party system, Portlist confesses that abstractions of this sort usually bore him. "The party with the superior nominee and the wiser platform should get as large a majority as possible. If the conservatives can't get a better man than Goldwater to represent them, I don't think their philosophy can be worth much.... Democracy works best when the best man gets a clear mandate for his program. Johnson deserves a big endorsement...
...content as well as color, Johnson's campaign has been superior to Goldwater's. Johnson seems to love holding press conferences, and a great many stories always come out of Presidential press conferences. (Stories would come out of Goldwater conferences, too, if he would hold more, as the response to his unofficial brieing Saturday indicated...
This is a great deal to ask of one man. Senator Kennedy, however, has attracted a staff infinitely superior to most of those in Washington, and this should be his greatest asset during his next term. It is a standard criticism of Lyndon Johnson that he showed no imagination of his own though he succeeded in putting President Kennedy's program through Congress. Senator Kennedy and his associates will have the opportunity to help develop a new Democratic program during the next four years and perhaps more...