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NEWS
By Jonathan R. Walton
Tuesday, February 19, 1963
John Kennedy walked into his duel with de Gaulle like a man who walks into a play just as the
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NEWS
By Jonathan R. Walton
Saturday, February 16, 1963
Sad indeed is the plight if the American Gaullist. You and I and Secretary McNamara alike have all been deprived
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NEWS
By Jonathan R. Walton
Monday, January 21, 1963
The United States seems to have inherited not only the mantle of British leadership in Western affairs, but also Britain's
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NEWS
By Jonathan R. Walton
Saturday, December 16, 1961
In a series of comments which will probably bring down a storm of wrath from local disarmament groups, Stanley Hoffmann
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NEWS
By Jonathan R. Walton
Tuesday, May 9, 1961
Political outlook is a complex of many factors, most of them unconscious and involuntary. Temperament, background, social and economic position,
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NEWS
By Jonathan R. Walton
Friday, April 28, 1961
In one of the very few books Camus that is worth reading, Albert Maquet has written: "The of Albert Camus
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NEWS
By Jonathan R. Walton
Saturday, March 4, 1961
It all depends on how much you like drama. Drama entirely for its own sake--no message, no symbolism, no social
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NEWS
By Jonathan R. Walton
Friday, March 3, 1961
There are exactly 186 years between the Declaration of Independence and the Inauguration of John F. Kennedy, and it can
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NEWS
By Jonathan R. Walton
Monday, January 30, 1961
Doubtless inspired by Hollywood's success at integrating jazz and movies, a photographer named Bert Stern did some experimenting at the
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NEWS
By Jonathan R. Walton
Tuesday, September 27, 1960
It was in many ways typical of the tenor of the whole campaign. Kennedy sat with schoolboy composure, taking notes
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