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Author St ve Harrigan recalled
that he firsl visited to the Library as a
student al The University of Texas.
He came to its opening in 1971, not
to eel brate, but to prote t the
Vietnam War. In tho e days. he said,
it a· ea y to ·ce the world in terms
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by their fir t atomic bomb test." He
drew other examples from Vietnam,
Berlin, and the Middle East. "Success
can derive from failure," Bobbit mused.
"It's called learning."
But he warned that success can lead to
failure, as well. Too often we rely on st:rate
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on Foreign Aid
on·veterans Assistance Centers
on Vietnam Veterans
on Quality of Economic Data
on Rural Poverty
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- >eing-debated. This business ol the fail accompli which we
saw in Vietnam, all the way through, step by :;tcp, ~as
bad."
Rut lh
- )--discussed Life problem and
inaccurate Life report on Bashir, read him Ambassador Rountree’s letter.
1/30
WH leadership breakfast. Meets with Jim Rowe; Clark Fisher (re: Goodfellow);
Roger Hilsman re: report on Vietnam. Talks by phone with Houston Harte re
- for overnight visit.
3/4
LBJ announces that 49 senators have joined him in sponsoring the elections bill
he presented on 2/28. The measure has bipartisan sponsorship and has been left
open for additional sponsors since it was offered.
Republic of South Vietnam
