Norman Cousins: A Spokesman for the Human Race  A Plowboy
Interview with Norman Cousins on his book, Human Options,
improving society and political reform. By the Mother Earth News
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Spiritual leaders, or Chickens Little?   Whether Norman Cousins'
life has involved editing the pages of the Saturday Review
(which he did for 30 years) . . . writing 17 books . . . going
abroad on presidential missions . . . negotiating for the
release of two cardinals from Eastern Europe for Pope John
XXIII . . . meeting with such legendary public figures as Pablo
Casals, Winston Churchill, Albert Schweitzer, Albert Einstein,
Bertrand Russell, Mahatma Gandhi, Adlai Stevenson, Nikita
Khrushchev, Buckminster Fuller, and John F. Kennedy . . .
heading surgical relief projects for victimsof 