Newsweek - USA (2019-11-01)

NOVEMBER 01, 2019

Rewind

“Do dogs lead textured lives full of love, jealousy, passion and fear?’’

Newsweek asked. “According to best-selling author Elizabeth

Marshall Thomas, they sure do,” For her book, The Hidden Life of Dogs. Thomas

rigorously studied her 11 dogs for three decades. Newsweek said the book boasted

“a remarkable level of intimacy for a work of science.” and provided significant

insight into “the secret world of animals”—they “fall in love, get married, and

live in complex societies.” Their lives are “rich in intellectual pursuits, packed

with emotion.” This in mind, we can all feel better about a dog’s unbridled joy.

1964

Newsweek reported on the “consensus

that President Lyndon B. Johnson and

the Democrats were poised for a

landslide victory” over Barry Goldwater.

After “the most bizarre and apparently

lopsided presidential campaign in U.S.

history,” Johnson’s win propelled him

into his highly controversial presidency.

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2004

“The shortage has put millions into a panic,”

Newsweek reported after a plant shut

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supply by nearly half. While “spotty

supply is the immediate problem, caring

for our country’s public health is the

bigger issue.” It still is. Disjointed

manufacturing processes have left

millions short of vaccines this year.