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Vol. 010 Issue 004 (January 1 1977)
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The Continuing Crisis
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THE C O N T I N U I N G CRISIS _9 November...both candidates after soberly and intelligently enunciating their testimony to the American people, marshaling the facts as God gave them the light...
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Editorial / The Harold Robbins Award, 1976
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Tyrrell, R. Emmett Jr.
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FAFTHE WORST BOOK OF THE YEAR R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. Scoundrel Time: Diary of a Schoolgirl "I cannot and will not cut my conscience to fit this year's fashions"—proud and worthy words orated in...
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The Legend of Scoundrel Time
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Miller, Stephen
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FAStephen Miller The Legend of Scoundrel Time How does a government preserve itself while at the same time preserving civil liberties? The question does not lend itself to such easy answers as...
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The Reasons for the Red Scare
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Fox, John
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a remark that we can only call a lie since Hellman admits in this very memoir that her friend Dashiell Hammett argued that "nothing less than a revolution could wipe out the corruption" in this...
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New York in the Forties: Fragments and Images
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Harrigan, Anthony
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The McCarthyism of the Left now gaining momentum steels itself against such testimony. It would rather scorn the call for a responsible relation between political idea and political power,...
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The Talkies / The Front
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Terzian, Philip
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Truddine Cafe. It wasn't a successful performance and the backers, who resembled hoodlums, were very grim when everyone gathered for a drink after the show. Forty-six and forty-seven were quiet...
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Among the Intellectualoids / A Marxist Remembers
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Stillman, J. Whitney
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he achieves such renown that he is ultimately hauled before a congressional investigating committee (back when such things were run by the Bad Guys) where, on behalf of his suffering...
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The Imperial Kilowatt
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Uhr, E.
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taken it so hard and blamed yourself. "A year before you were born I invested a large sum of money in a company called National Student Marketing. I have always been interested in helping...
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Ezra Pound: The Last Rower
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Kenner, Hugh
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Hugh Kenner The Poet aud the Pirate A special book review o f Ezra Pound: The Last Rower, a political biography by C. David Heymann (The Viking Press, $12.50). Pound comes to the reader of this...
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Airborne: A Sentimental Journey
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Niven, David
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FBOOK REVIEW Airborne: A Sentimental Journey William F. Buckley, Jr. / Macmillan / $12.95 David Niven When the Editor of The Alternative invited me to review William F. Buckley, J r.'s book...
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Adolf Hitler
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Nolte, William H.
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who fell overboard off Martha's Vineyard. Two months before his first Bermuda Race his 40-foot racer The Panic mysteriously sank at her moorings during the night, and she almost repeated the...
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Disaster by Decree
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O'Rourke, Terry
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time, of the German schoolmaster) and the beginning of the Second World War, Germany was undoubtedly the leading nation of the world in most of the indices relating to culture or civilization....
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Nation's Pulse / Dick Lugar, Jim Thompson, and Republican Futures
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Rusthoven, Peter J.
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require racial discrimination to compel integration while claiming to eliminate all discrimination, and--at least in the Court's own mind--has obviated any need to reconcile such a requirement...
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Can America Win the Next War?
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Walsh, Edward J.
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him today in a particularly silly attempt at guilt-by-association. Perhaps even sillier is the criticism Lugar has had to endure from those conservatives who seem to view political effectiveness...
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A Texas Trilogy (Theater Review)
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Kelly, Patrick
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THEATER REVIEW A Texas Trilogy Three Plays by Preston Jones Patrick Kelly In the spring of 1974, I went to a performance in the tiny "second" auditorium in the basement of the Dallas Theater...
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The Great American Saloon Series / Richard's City Club
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Eastland, Terry
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THE GREAT AMERICAN SALOON SERIES by Terry Eastland Richard's City Club When Richard D. Levy of 201 Summit Avenue, Greensboro, North Carolina decided to renew the inner city in 1970, he had...
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Bloodhounds of Heaven and The Adventures of Conan Doyle
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Murchison, William
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Richard will oblige, or should he be absent, you can seek out one of his circle. O. Max Gardner, for example, a former Governor's grandson, can fill you in on Democratic Party politics; or Jim...
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Current Wisdom
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C U R R E N T W I S D O M The Washington Post A r e a d e r ' s mysterious meditation on Eptescicus fuscus, published inexplicably by the renowned Post of Washington: The entry of the little...
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Correspondence
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C 0 R R E S P 0 N D E N C E Hoary Anti-Semitism We should like to take this opportunity to offer a few remarks in reply to Mr. Thomas J. Mullen, Jr. In his letter (Correspondence, November),...
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