Word: knowed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Every revolutionary," Camus declared, "ends up by being an oppressor or a heretic." Just how far his heresy would take him, he himself did not know. "If one could create a party of those who are not sure they are right," he said, "it would be mine." Yet, at last, the heavy weight of nihilism and Marxism seemed lifted. "It may be necessary to fight a lie in the name of a quarter-truth," said Camus. "That is our situation at present. The quarter-truth that Western Civilizations contain is called liberty. Without liberty it is possible to improve heavy...
...Publisher Whitney put him in charge. But within months, without advising Cornish, Whitney reached out to Mexico, Mo. to bring in Robert M. White II, 44, publisher of the Mexico Ledger, as editor and president of the Herald Tribune. Said newly appointed Editor White: "George didn't know I was coming until just before I came." When Cornish heard of it, he submitted his resignation, conscientiously volunteered to stay on until Whitney found a successor...
After four years of vigorous "cultural exchange." U.S. audiences last week had their first chance to hear a Russian symphony orchestra and to compare it with what they know at home. Occasion: the start in Manhattan of a 20-city tour by the Moscow State Symphony, one of Russia's two major symphony orchestras (the other: Leningrad's Philharmonic...
...profitably run a railroad that way either." Railroads are also hobbled by books full of outdated and unnecessary regulations. Last week ICC Member Anthony F. Arpaia, who should know, called the commission "an organizational monstrosity." Both the ICC and state commissions require months or years of hearings before railroads may drop obsolete runs. The New York Central struggled for five years to drop its West Shore line. It was losing $3,000,000 annually-enough, said the Central's president, Alfred Permian, "to have provided a Chevrolet, if not a Cadillac, for each of the less than...
...Rochester, N.Y., Clarence A. Smith, 75, retired after 25 years as Monroe County manager, a job he voted against creating 25 years ago because "it gives one man too much power." Advertising Code. In Burlington, Colo., the Record ran a sales ad: "Several thingamabobs that look like, well, you know, those doobiddies that sit on the flingey-dingey. Very special price on these...