Why Should Any Country Continue, Forever, To

Louis Kelso Of San Francisco, A Lawyer-economist, Has For Years Felt That He Has A Radical Answer To The Problem.

Reagan Is Both Too Fatalistic And Too Modest To Be A Crudaser. He Doesn't Have That Darkness Around The Eyes Of A George Mcgovern.

I'd Rather Entrust The Government Of The United States To The First 400 People Listed In The Boston Telephone Directory Than To The Faculty Of Harvard University.

Old Ladies Photographed By Cbs Who Announced That They Would Die Of Malnutrition If Reagan's Bill Were Passed Could Probably Have Saved Themselves Their Impending Penury By The Simple Device Of Applying To The American Federation Of Television And Radio Artists For Scale Every Time They Were Featured By Dan Rather Or Whoever.

It Seems To Me That The Idea Traditionally Defended Of Endeavoring To Maintain Existing Ethnic Balances Simply Doesn't Work Any More.