White House window to "new ideas." [See Horid Outlook February 21,] This idea has beem catcning on ina most Liipre S— sive way. And top thinking circles in the U.S. are beginning to pitch in enthusiastically in the project, Here is the exciting contribution made by James Reston, Washington correspondent of the New York Times [February 22-25 international edition]: rs
"one idea that might be considered is that this whole project is too serious and important to be handled on a partetime basis, Dr, Goldman will go. on teaching and writing and running a television program, and serve the President on the side. This is as good an illustration as any of what's wrong with the whole program of recruiting ba alent for the public service,"
Reston's imaginative solution is that it should be made a fulltime job, because you can't expect "Dr. Goldman to mobilize the brains of the -country in his spare time,"
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