National Affairs: Faubian Logic
Old friends were surprised when Arkansas' Governor Orval Faubus turned from a tolerant moderate into the racist who provoked last September's Little Rock rioting. They could only surmise that Faubus had decided to run for an almost unprecedented (for Arkansas) third term (TIME, Sept. 23). Faubus protested that he was just trying to keep the peace. Last week Orval Faubus announced that he will run for a third term.
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