WILLIAM F. BUCKLEY, JR. FULL TEXT
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February 19, 1970
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FOR
PUBLIC AFFAIRS STAFF
PROGRAM William F. Buckley, Jr.
February 19, 1970 9:00 PM
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WILLIAM F. BUCKLEY, JR: Mr. Philip Stern has written
a book that has attracted major attention. It is called "The
Oppenheimer Case: Security on Trial." It has been very widely
hailed both for its literary excellence and its ideological
excellence. It is indisputably well done -- I should add, I
suppose Mr. Stern , credit Professor Harold Green as collaborator and indisputably well tuned to what the opinion-makers desire
to hear.
Mr. Stern has a perfect pitch for the Zeitgeist. Philip
Stern is an honors graduate from Harvard University. He turned
to newspaper writing and editorial work; and he went to Washington
to work first for Congressman Henry Jackson, then for Senator
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Paul Douglas, and finally for Adlai Stevenson: a one man assault
on the idea of the inevitability of progress.
He went then to the Democratic National Committee and
finally to the writing of books, of which "The Great Treasury
Raid" is up until now the best known.
At the Convention in Chicago in 1968 he placed in nomina-
tion for the presidency Mr. Channing Phillips, the first black
Washington, D. C.
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