Word: tomorrow
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...latter-day Lincoln to the blacks, to outshine F.D.R.'s memory among reformers, to surpass Truman's humane but hardheaded foreign-policy record, to evoke the affection accorded Eisenhower. Above all, Lyndon Johnson ached for the trust of today's voters and the respect of tomorrow's scholars...
COSMOPOLIS (ABC, 10-11 p.m.). Architects and urban planners of today present ways of easing the choked conditions of tomorrow, including the possibility of constructing floating cities...
Crimson coach Bill Brooks said he is not in the habit of worrying about the Columbia meet as Harvard has won 31 times in 32 tries, and does not expect any problem tomorrow. "They're not very strong this year," said Brooks, perhaps understating the situation...
Harvard's varsity swimming team, sporting a 3-1 record, travels to New York City tomorrow to meet Columbia in an Eastern Intercollegiate Swimming League contest which is not likely to be very exciting...
...What the rebels and dissenters ask will not be found on the moon: social justice, peace, an end to hypocrisy-in short, Utopia. But to the extent that the rebels really want a particular kind of tomorrow-rather than simply a curse on, and an escape from, today-the moon flight of Apollo 8 shows how that Utopian tomorrow could come about. For this is what Westernized man can do. He will not turn into a passive, contemplative being; he will not drop out and turn off; he will not seek stability and inner peace in the quest for nirvana...