Johnson and intellectuals meet for lunch in a public relations probe
The piece notes President Johnson hosts intellectuals to discuss why he clashes with them and probes the idea of courting scholars as policy advisers. It argues such moves resemble PR and reflect intellectuals as a cautious, judging interest group whose support is never assured.
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Tom Wicker
New York
Times
Washington
Johnson
Louis Armstrong
Satchmo
Princeton
Congress
Harvard
Kennedy
Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson and the Intellectual Challenge of Leadership
The piece argues Johnson’s zeal to persuade opponents and push social programs fuels intellectual opposition. It notes the Vietnam War and poverty policy provoke deep reflection and criticism, shaping the president’s burden as a thinker required to inspire faith in his choices.
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Nettesitowe
Lyndorr Johnson
Johnson
Alliluyeva Essay to Be Published in Atlantic Monthly
Svetlana Alliluyeva writes of longing for her children and loss of Russia in a 3200 word article written in Switzerland before her departure for the United States. The piece, titled To Boris Leonidovich Pasternak, links her exile to Soviet repression and cites a phone call with her son Yakov as influential.
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New York
Svetlana Alliluyeva
Yakov
Soviet Union
Yekaterina
Moscow
Switzerland
Atlantic Monthly
West
Stalin
United States
Robert Manning
Alliluyeva
Boris Pasternak
Dr. Zhivago
Russia
Zhivago
Boris Leonidovich Pasternak
Pasternak
Brijesh Singh
Mrs. Alliluyeva
Lenochka
Katya
Manning
George F. Kennan
U. S
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
N. J
Kennan
Max Hayward
Oxford University
Pathan Tribe Taming The Pass Near Peshawar
A New York Times report from Peshawar describes road signs urging slow driving to protect children near Fort Jamrud at the Khyber Pass. It notes gradual state influence, with dispensaries and schools rising, while tribes maintain independence and hospitality.
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Drew ‘Middleton
New York Times
Peshawar
Pakistan
Fort Jamrud
Khyber Gate
Khyber Pass
Himalayas
Northwest Frontier
Not Intended Diagnosis The Warning in Brief
A short note clarifies that the phrase t is not meant as a diagnostic label. It emphasizes careful language use and avoids implying medical conclusions from terse terms.
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