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Kennedy or Nixon—Does It Make a Difference?, by Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. (Macmillan, $1.95). A cream puff for Jack, by a historian whose simple-minded partisanship strips him here of style and manners. He sits at table gorging with his fingers and spilling food down his front, in his ravenous desire to feed the gnawing hunger-at-large for a plausible set of reasons why anyone in his right mind should vote for Mr. Kennedy. Professor Schlesinger’s recipe: Hate Nixon.

W. F. BUCKLEY JR.

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William F. Buckley Jr.

Kennedy or Nixon—Does It Make a Difference?, by Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. (Macmillan, $1.95). A cream puff for Jack, by a historian whose simple-minded partisanship strips him here of style and manners. He sits at table gorging with his fingers and spilling food down his front, in his ravenous desire to feed the gnawing hunger-at-large for a plausible set of reasons why anyone in his right mind should vote for Mr. Kennedy. Professor Schlesinger’s recipe: Hate Nixon.

W. F. BUCKLEY JR.