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Writing in the current Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Dr. Frederick Seitz, physics professor at the University of Illinois, maintains that "the current controversy on the issue of defense versus offensive weapons . . . originates in an unwillingness to admit that both are essential," and that the unwillingness stems from "false notions [about] the relative values of things at stake." Expenditures for "adequate offense and defense," Seitz admits, would entail expansion of the national debt, further inflation and sacrifice of some luxuries. But defeat by the Soviet
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Indianapolis' Dr. Philip Durham Seitz suggested that many a chronic scratcher could be cured by kindness and an attentive ear. To his associates, said Seitz, the scratcher often appears as a "cold fish," whereas in reality he is deeply sensitive to slights. When hurt, his only recourse to relieve his anger and gratify his longing for love is by applying the fingernails...
Professor Seitz truly states that what we need most today is a sense of desperate urgency. However, it ought to jolt us that he can recommend for this need only the invention of new means of mass slaughter...
...anything besides military effort ever rouse either experts or public to "pitch in and help?" If nothing else will, perhaps we have already lost what Professor Seitz says we must defend-the confident Renaissance faith in man's freedom to make and execute new, creative plans...