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 Vol. 011 Issue 010 (October 1 1978)
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••Contents••
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 The Continuing Crisis
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THE CONTINUING CRISIS - Proof that Senator Barry Goldwater has not lost his old capacity to foozle verbally came on August 5 when the infamous 1964 Republican standard-bearer, while speaking in...
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Editorial / Henry Kissinger: Metternich Flummoxed
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Tyrrell, R. Emmett Jr.
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"Editorial / Henry Kissinger: Metternich Flummoxed" Many believe that what the learned and immensely complicated Dr. Henry Kissinger really thinks of it all would make an...
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The Nixon Memoirs: Some Points the Others Missed
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Worsthorne, Peregrine
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"The Nixon Memoirs: Some Points the Others Missed" A special book review essay of RN: The Memoirs of Richard Nixon...
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Carter's Foreign Policy-A New World for the Russians
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Luce, Clare Boothe
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Carter's Foreign Policy —A New World for the Russians Fear of flying the B-1 bomber...and of building missiles, launching ships, planning defense, and remaining loyal to...
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The Bitter Truth of Gossip
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Sisk, John P.
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"The Bitter Truth of Gossip" come out of Moscow since the détente agreements were signed, they told President Carter that detente and SALT would not survive his interference in Soviet internal affairs. Soviet human-rights...
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Men Without Women
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Novak, Michael
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"Men Without Women" surely it is naive to assume, in the absence of other controls, that anonymity of response guarantees candor, or that candor is the same thing as truthfulness or accuracy. One might as well attempt...
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Family Planning Made Tasteful
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Goodman, Walter
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"Family Planning Made Tasteful" sexuals know that powerful social pressures may induce behavior otherwise not freely chosen. Yet no social system completely determines behavior, and in any healthy social system there must be room...
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Liberal Terror
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Manor, F. S.
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"Liberal Terror" A reply to Richard Merritt's article on German terrorism ("From Munich to Mogadishu," June /July 1978). In the Crimean War, Lord Raglan, who commanded the British...
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The Public Policy / Controlling Rents, Razing Cities
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Starr, Roger
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"The Public Policy / Controlling Rents, Razing Cities" murderous business. They included Hans-Joachim Klein who, on December 21, 1975, took part in the kidnapping of OPEC officials in Vienna; Wilfried Bose, one of the terrorists killed at Entebbe;...
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The Nation's Pulse / Reporters in the Stammer
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Rusthoven, Peter J
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"The Nation's Pulse / Reporters in the Stammer" The jailing of New York Times reporter Myron Farber for contempt of court, and the Supreme Court's recent decision permitting the police to search news...
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Capitol Ideas / Dope in the White House
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Bethell, Tom
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"Capitol Ideas / Dope in the White House" however Mr. Nixon may be thought to have abused it, involves issues that go to the heart of effective functioning of the most important public office in our system. But the bulk of the press had...
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Taxes: A Historical Perspective
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Nollson, John
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"Taxes: A Historical Perspective" news judgment at the paper. (To its credit, the Washington Post saw through the story, all but ignoring it.) The House Assassinations Committee, which has been "pursuing" the Byers story, almost...
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The Talkies / Woody Allen's Interiors
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Yagoda, Ben
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"The Talkies / Woody Allen's Interiors" It was better in the Renaissance. Taxilio Reducio was then in his ascendency as fiscal advisor to the Doge of Venice. He hit upon the idea of tax deductions for charitable contributions, and the...
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Samuel Johnson, by W. Jackson Bate
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Booker, Christopher
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"Samuel Johnson, by W. Jackson Bate" but there are compensations in Interiors. Except for Griffith, whose Hollywood High inflections are all wrong for a New Yorker, the actors are creditable or better. Page gives a harrowing...
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Government By Judiciary: The Transformation of the Fourteenth Amendment, by Raoul Berger
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Kanner, Stephen B.
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"Government By Judiciary: The Transformation of the Fourteenth Amendment, by Raoul Berger" Now, not the least remarkable thing to consider about this fearsome sense of realism is the time when Johnson was alive. Only a year before the meeting with Boswell, Rousseau had published his...
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A Time for Truth, by William B. Simon
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Force, J. Clayburn La
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"A Time for Truth, by William B. Simon" alleged to justify the theories he opposes—and proceeds to demolish them. Equally crucial, he devotes ten meager pages out of four hundred to tell us "Why the Original Intention?" and his reasoning...
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Correspondence
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CORRESPONDENCE Sick, Sick, Sick I refer to your editorial (June/ July 1978) reprinted in the Detroit News on August 13, 1978, regarding Richard Nixon. Please be informed that whether you know it...
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Current Wisdom
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Jackasses, Assorted
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CURRENT WISDOM Congressional Record The illustrious Mr. Fortney Stark, drunk and disorderly on the floor of the United States House of Representatives: Mr STARK. Mr. Speaker, I want to rise to...
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