Modern Living: Winning the Game of Life

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Potter's gentle fun stealthily infiltrated even the halls of diplomacy and government. Some suspect that the late John Foster Dulles' brinkmanship policy could only have been borrowed from Potter's pages—as was, no doubt, that unforgettable confession of Presidential Adviser Jack Valenti, who said that he slept better nights because "Lyndon Johnson is my President. For I know he lives and thinks and works to make sure that for all America, and indeed the free world, the morning shall always come." Yes, but not in the South.