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...TWENTIETH CENTURY (CBS, 6-6:30 p.m.). "Man of the Month," a profile of North Viet Nam's Ho Chi Minh...
...assert independence from the Executive at the expense of urgent social needs. A four-year term for House members, by binding them somewhat more closely to their party's presidential candidate and platform, will make Congressmen more responsive to the national problems of the remaining third of the twentieth century. And it will allow them to work more efficiently and thoroughly at the task of solving them...
...TWENTIETH CENTURY (CBS, 6-6:30 p.m.). "The Majestic Polluted Hudson," a camera cruise down the mighty river as it picks up sewage and industrial waste for delivery to New York Harbor, plus interviews with Governor Nelson Rockefeller, Senator Bobby Kennedy and others...
...Bolsheviks remains inanimate because Ulam refuses to deal with the moral issues of twentieth-century Russian history. Part of his reticence can be attributed to his initial concept of the book as the history of a Party rather than a biography. When he speaks of guilt at all it is in subtly collective terms: "Insofar as the peasant was concerned, no dialectic, no contradiction within Lenin's own thinking could obscure or explain away the essentially repressive and hypocritical policy of the Bolsheviks...
...busy churning out little gems for the New Yorker to be bothered, while the poets are grateful to be published anywhere. When the publications do appear they are far to often filled with urbanites finding futility in neon tubes (neon is, hands down, the most overworked image of the twentieth century) and rural types finding truth in the quiet of the old swimming hole (and this must be simply described, of course). Just to round out the issue, there are usually pieces about small children, Negroes, the menace of IBM, and hundreds upon hundreds of smoked cigarettes and half-finished...