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Vol. 005 Issue 002 (November 1 1971)
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The Continuing Crisis
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TO BARE THE THE ALTERNATIVE: Published remarkably without regard to race, cobr, creed, or (most redundantly of all) national origin - - the question of sex is still in...
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A Whiff from the Highfalutin Women
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Tyrrell, R. Emmett Jr.
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The Alternative November, 1971 3 Editorial A Whiff from the Highfalutin Women For many years now charlatans have known that the quickest and most certain way to snare the American dope is...
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Letter from a Whig
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Will, George F.
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4 The A l t e r n a t i v e November, 1971 Johh Lindsay's Journey Into the Night George F. WASHINGTON - - John Lindsay is bright, handsome, young, ambitious, moving fast and going nowhere....
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The Asmodeus Letters
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Avey, John
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THE ALTERNATIFE November, 1971 The Asmodeus Letters John Avey ( w i t h Apologies to C.S. Lewis) C.S. Lewis, the late Cambridge don, wrote lucid, witty prose de[ending the...
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The World Role of the United States
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Will, George F.
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A SYMPOSIUM The Seventies: America's Promise as a World Power The World of the United States George Will Brazenly, and with full consciousness of the nature of the deed, I want to commit a...
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Democracy in Action
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Krieger, Terry
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10 The Alternative November, 1971 undisclosed measure, American "'prestige" had fallen below some magic level among some undisclosed foreign constituency. It was not always this way...
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Can There be Peace Without Power?
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Buckley, Senator James L.
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14 The Alternative November, 1971 tion in our philosophy, we need not despair. America's departure from the singleminded pursuit of self-interest - - which our philosophy sanctions but which...
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The Strategic Balance and the Future of Freedom
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Jackson, Senator Henry M.
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16 The A l t e r n a t i v e November, 1971 The Soviet Union, for example, has recently introduced the MIG-23 Foxhat into Egypt's already formidable arsenal. This is an aircraft which...
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The Nation's Pulse
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Hanratty, Liam
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The A l t e r n a t i v e November, 1971 19 The Most Liberated Women of All Speaks on Defense Liam Hanratty WASHINGTON --"A monstrous impertinence," said one ladylibber. "Treason," said...
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Jr. on Military Trends: Implications for U S. Security and Soviet Military Power
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Schneider, William
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20 The A l t e r n a t i v e November, 1971 JACKSON (continued from page 18) as they did not add to their offensive potential. (4) Neither side would deploy a population defending ABM. Such a...
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The Panid in Needle Park
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Brudnoy, David
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22 The A l t e r n a t i v e November, 1971 In Lenin we see Marx put into practice. The Communist Party is that gnostic group which possesses the secret knowledge of the future...
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Correspondence
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Frost, Dhvid; Romm, A.N.; Kaplan, Gib
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24 e Alternative November, 1971 '~ghat ~re you on today?" I ask him. "Don't know; just something Bey gave me," he replies. And when to heroin? He "'doesn't know" that either, though heroin can...
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The Bootblack Stand: Letters to Plunkitt
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Muskie, Senator; McGovern, Senator
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The Alternative November, 1971 25 The Bootblack Stand Dr. George Washington Plunkitt, our prize-winning political analyst, has just completed a penetrating study of the last Congolese election....
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Brayings from the Barnyard: Compliments of The New York Review of Books
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26 The Alternative November, 1971 Brauinas from the Barn lard "Whom the gods destroy they first make mad." What kind of person frolics in the mysteries ot scholarly radiCalism's most...
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