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Targets of Criticism. Psychologist Rogers calls the new group movement "the most significant social invention of this century." It may not be quite that, but even the American Psychiatric Association has bestowed guarded approval in a 27-page task-force report: "The intensive group experience is intrinsically neither good nor...
The crowd, which grew as it moved toward the GM building, was preceded by Detroit police, who detoured approaching traffic. Tension mounted as the crowd gathered outside the heavily-guarded building and interrupted traffic on West Grand Blvd.
Addressing a closely-guarded Republican rally last night in Anaheim, Calif., President Nixon called on American voters to reject candidates who have condoned or excused violence by opposing his Congressional programs, "so that the wave of crime does not become the wave of the future."
When a dog died-one that had faithfully guarded the Lindbergh babies ever since the kidnaping and death of Charles Jr.-Lindbergh insisted on digging the grave himself. "It seemed an obligation that I, personally, must fulfill, and in which I could not let anyone else take part." Once, to...
Contemporary America is often described-especially by the young-as a reactionary country. But in the opinion of Zbigniew Brzezinski, professor of government at Columbia University, the only revolution worth talking about these days is an American one-and it has not been run by the New Left. Brzezinski calls...