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 Vol. 005 Issue 009 (June 1 1972)
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••Contents••
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 The Continuing Crisis
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CONTENTS DEPARTMENT S The Continuing Crisis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Editorial I: Terry Krieger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....
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Editorial I
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Krieger, Terry
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Editorial I Thugs I N HIS ARTICLE "Is Television News Biased?" (The Public Interest, Winter 1972), Prolessor Paul Weaver analyzes, among other things, the form of television news stories....
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Editorial II
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Jr, R. Emmett Tyrrell
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Editorial II Gossip Slingers T HE TOOLS a man uses to procure his daily mutton are an unerringly accurate intimation of the worthiness of his calling and state in life. For instance, if a...
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Irving Kristol and the Public Interest Crowd
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Bartley, Robert
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LTERN t TI On the Public Interest Irving Kristol and the Public Interest Crowd Robert Bartley A S ESTABLISHMENT liberalism blurred into radicalism in the mlddle and late 1960s, the...
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Kristol and the New York Intellectual Establishment
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Glazer, Nathan
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the American mainstream, but opposition to it. There is, of course, much truth in each of these conservative positions. Government regulation has an automatic tendency toward...
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Irving Kristol
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Buckley, William F. Jr.
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of complexity that put our afternoon Hebrew-School Hebrew to shame. He began to study the Bible. He decided we should study the Talmud, and he recruited me to a class of two that met with...
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On the Democratic Idea in America
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Tyrell, R. Emmett Jr.
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The qualities of Kristors mind are obvious, as also his erudition (who in the hell is Sbeato.v?.), but what makes him so d~aomenailv immrtant it seems to me is a) his cogency; and b) his...
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Letter from a Whig
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Will, George F.
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headed legislation. The challenge remains to forfend these mortal diseases without violating the spirit and the form of popular government." HIS other essays, especially those on the city,...
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A Former Chief Justice Speaks Out
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Carey, George W.
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nantly Democratic. If Humphrey is nominated, they probably will not. But if Humphrey has Kennedy in tow, that is another matter. Without Kennedy, Humphrey would remind people of the famous...
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The Uses of Nooses
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Will, George F.
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students to provide for real integration, we would overcome all the regional differences which seem to plague the country. Imagine this: A child in New York City can be in Houston,Texas in...
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To Nationalize the Rails
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Moore, Thomas G.
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habilitates, then its only possible rationale is retribution, and retribution is uncivilized. This assertion is not an argument; nor is it persuasive. It is by no means self-evident...
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Frank Meyer, RIP
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Campaigne, Jameson G. Jr.
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so the Commission was kept busy. The railroads also found that all was still not profitable. The private automobile and the public airplane were taking their passengers, and the...
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The Voice We'll Always Hear
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Coyne, John R. Jr.
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West. Calm, firm, with ultimate courage, they stood against the Persian host -- and won though they lost. "Our situation is no more desperate, our enemies no more powerful, than the situations...
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Grooving the Symbol and others
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Rosenblatt, Roger
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title, The Conservative Mainstream, describes Frank at work on a column. "Once a fortnight promptly after sunset, Frank Meyer rises from his breakfast and prepares to defend the West." Frank...
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Sometimes a Great Notion
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North, Gary
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me alone - - Delmore Schwartz said even paranoids have enemies - - that only one of these things is ever printed. Even if a teacher tries one of them once, the odds are that he will not do...
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The Machiavellian Novelists
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Allison, Wick
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against the organized coercers. The movie is a defense of a century-old creed, unapologetic, hardnosed. It presents the case for the productive contract as against the contract to restrict...
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Bootblack Stand
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The Bootblack Stand Dr. George Washington Plunkitt, our prize-winning political analyst, has just completed a penetrating study of the last Congolese election. Published in August, it focuses...
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Correspondence
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-CORRESPONDENCETo the Editor: Poor Michael Clurman (March) has "not seen a single modern cogent, moral argument for accepting the distribution of income which a free market presents us with."...
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Current Wisdom
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Jackasses, Assorted
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"Whom the gods destroy they first make mad." Euripides THE TURTLE AND THE HAREBRAINED The distinguished senator from Massachasetts notes another clique of Robber Barons flagrante...
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