Lippmann leaves Washington to return to roots and thought
The piece argues Walter Lippmann is not truly leaving Washington but returning to his early interests in New York philosophy and Europe. It praises his journalism, noting his refusal to chase triviality, his time to think, and his lasting influence, despite the Johnson-Lippmann feud.
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Yugoslav Communist Party Moves to Limit Direct Power
The Yugoslav Communist Party plans to remove its direct control over government and become a guiding ideological force. A 20 000 word reform plan scheduled for the 1968 Ninth Party Congress faces liberal and conservative clashes over maintaining party cells at workplaces and strengthening municipal party structures. Observers note vagueness about workplace activity pending further debate.
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