Reston warns on misreading the coming decade
Reston argues that decades misread the next era and urges humility as the sixties close. He notes rising population, domestic tensions, and costly wars shaping U S policy, while urging cautious optimism, tempered by lessons from Vietnam and Cold War power shifts. He foresees debates between justice and order, internationalism and isolationism, and a cautious path toward restraint and negotiation.
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