From the March 31, 1972 issue of National Review, three gems: Max Geltman reports on How the Israelis See It (“It” being the Arab-Israeli conflict), eyewitness criminal Frederick Wiggins submits The Truth about Attica by an Inmate, and on a bit lighter note, C.H. Simonds describes the death of the 1960s creative revolution in advertising in To Hell with Sell. All great stuff. NROriginals is our free weekly look at NR’s gloried past: it can be subscribed to at http://www.nationalreview.com/newsletters. While you’re there also sign up for our two daily newsletters – Jim Geraghty’s Morning Jolt and the afternoon NRODigest – and Jonah Goldberg’s Thursday treat, The Goldberg File.