We know a maverick professor of political science who wishes he could get Nelson Rockefeller into one of his classes. He wants to assign the Governor an essay topic: “What is the difference between New York taxpayers and the Rockefeller Foundation?”
Dwight Eisenhower is not going to give away Berlin or even Quemoy to Khrushchev, either as a welcome, or as a going-away present. Anyone who chooses to worry about this is not only worrying needlessly. He runs the danger of deriving relief from the fact that Khrushchev will be leaving this country without another million or two people under his power; out of which he is liable to construct a great Western victory. The damage to the West will be of quite another sort. Those who pinch themselves to prove they are still alive after K is gone will do well to remember that they may be here, but that the land they live in is forever changed, for having admitted as a guest of honor the greatest slavemaster in history.
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