Word: indebtedness
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The ethnic mixes of major American cities vary considerably, so it seems somewhat dubious to argue that rates of social mobility are uniform in all cities, at the same time that one studies varying rates of social mobility among different ethnic groups. Unfortunately, very little research of the type attempted...
[The author is particularly indebted for information in Kirkpatrick Sale. "The World Behind Watergate," New York Review of Books, May 3, 1973; and Martin Murray, "The United States' Continuing Economic Interests in Vietnam," Socialist Revolution, Nos. 13-14. MIT political scientist Walter Dean Burnham helped clarify a number of ideas...
The movie is thus indebted less to Disney than to underground cartoonists like R. Crumb. Director-Writer Bakshi, in fact, was responsible for the lamentable Fritz the Cat, a feature-length film about one of Crumb's most famous creations without any of Crumb's clout.
Another question: Was it wise for the President to be so deeply indebted to one businessman? According to the White House, Nixon paid back the loans in December of 1970, by selling 18.7 acres of the San Clemente land to "an investment company set up by Mr. Abplanalp." In this...
There is obviously more to come about the Watergate affair and more the President himself will have to do, including eventually a fuller and franker account of his own discussions and decisions from the beginning. Meanwhile, we are all much indebted to a privately employed night watchman who was on...