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  • sober newspapers and magazines: it registers many of the same images--in reverse. Cops assault innocent girls and charge them with battery. Police brutality is a shibboleth. Several psychologists have rem~rked on the need of the dissidents
  • ~talist rides over state-owt1ed. ·roads,/puts up wi-th- i-·,' - practises fato • .,,,);{ future: tl:lan is- commonly. assumed, - Even the o_f LIFE magazine . . ·, • • . . . .., ··:. r ·c
  • ~talist rides over state-owt1ed. ·roads,/puts up wi-th- i-·,' - practises fato • .,,,);{ future: tl:lan is- commonly. assumed, - Even the o_f LIFE magazine . . ·, • • . . . .., ··:. r ·c
  • heard this when he came in a week or so ago to ask if I would write him a general letter of recommendation for discreet use. Last night Kay Graham told me that she was talking to him today about a possible job in the Post/Newsweek organization. 2. ·when
  • the buden equally on NEWSWEEK and on the air attacks . Thia Cambodian deci•lon makes a proposttd apolo&Y irrelevant. We will deal with the air matter by saying that it la still under lnveatlptioa . We wlll turther aay that this break of relations doe
  • get a series of strong p~b i:L statem~nts. We will be on the phone fi:r;st thing in the morning. February 17, 1967 ,,._,,,-;/ ~ ) ;, MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT SUBJECT: Fortune on India's Economy February's Fortune magazine carries a story
  • - Disapprove -· -· Monday, July 24, 1967 -- 10:40 _a . m. {)p;Y Mr. President: Herewith last week's press contacts. Stuart Lancaster, PACE magazine. An interview recommended by Geol"ge Christian on the contemporary meaning of freed.o.m . l will edit
  • editot,.. .> .: Donov~, . Fortune magazine. 3. Greece. US participated officially U\ t.r·i.partite US-UI- ~--­ established to observe country-wide electicns in 1946. . 4. Organization of American States (OAS) nas since its
  • of impro.v ement. Wednesday. September 13 Hush Sidey (TIME magazine-) came in to see me on two points: our bombing policy and the situation in Viet Nam. I explained the bombing policy in much the same terms as I did to Lucas, but, under his questioning, I
  • Magazine 10 June 1966 contained an article by Russell SACKETT captioned PLOTTING A WAR ON WHITBY. The article states in par
  • for a "full dress 11 presentation on what to you and me are obvious fundamentals. I I therefore have written a magazine article which am told might interest Foreign Affairs·. I understand . further that Foreign Affairs is widely commented on by colurnnists
  • in a constructive fashion on a number· of other portions of the agreement, including a poten~ially useful arrangement for improved distribution of Amerika magazine, they have .a1;0P4":.11Qaol:'"'9lt tiJCWttbe~ d.a:ap"tePFPliQ91C • ~ ,. 08NRgSHTIAi.. .. l t :f
  • taking 600 color shots. Life magazine is dickering, the Washington Post and Star are also interested. Paris Match and London -€:G~JFIDE~TTI A I -{;ON.£1 !DEN I Th.L -3- Daily Telegraph editors are coming to Tel Aviv to talk with him. Dayan confirmed