Robert H. Neuman

The Inapproachable Summit

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In weighing the pros and cons of a summit conference, the United States must accept the fact that it will

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The open-air pushcart markets of New York will soon be extinct, according to Markets Commissioner Masciarelli. As a part of

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"Tear it down. Cut the gab," cried an impatient Cambridge citizen behind us, one of the large crowd that assembled

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Laugh where we must, be candid where we can. --Pope, "Essay on Man" In reacting to Russia's satellite breakthrough, America

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As American prestige falls rapidly in Western Europe, an increasing attitude of neutralism is developing between our Allies and ourselves.

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The moral is that it is probably better not to sin at all, but if some kind of sin you

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Eight years after its birth, NATO has become a sensitive and nervous problem child. Its raison d'etre has changed radically,

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Final course grades, like death, taxes, and the draft, are accepted as inescapable facts of life. Their utility is, however,

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In a curious melange of Hindu theology, "existential" philosophy, and Anne Morrow Lindburgh euphemy, Jiddu Krishnamurti offers a spiritual balm

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Since he came to power in 1954, Prime Minister Strijdom of the Union of South Africa has pushed the Nationalist