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John B McLendon was the last living protege of basketball's inventor, Dr James Naismith, and one of the "top ten basketball coaches of the century" in Billy Packer's opinion. This biography presents the uplifting story of this champion's struggle for equality in 1940s and '50s America.

In this book, one of America's foremost legal scholars, who has extensive experience in foreign policy, administration, and international law, explores whether and to what extent decisions by international tribunals have been significant, or may yet be significant, for the settlement of international disputes. Mr. Katz believes that adjudication as an institution ranks among the great creative achievements of mankind, but it has its limitation...

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?Katz, fulfilling the promise of his subtitle, brings his story up to the second Reagan administration and offers critical analysis of the movement's recent efforts. His most valuable contribution, given the ever changing nature of the arms control field, is his concise survey of the precursors of SANE, its founding in the Cold War atmosphere of 1957, its contributions to the arms limitation treaties of 1963 and 1972, its anguished participati...

John B. McLendon was the last living protege of basketball's inventor, Dr. James Naismith, and one of the "top ten basketball coaches of the century" in Billy Packer's opinion. McLendon's amazing records in college and pro basketball earned him a spot in the Basketball Hall of Fame (the first black coach to be inducted), and his coaching philosophy has had a huge influence on basketball coaches. Breaking Through is also a powerful and inspirat...