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NEWS & VIEWS Unseiltng the War The latest campaign of the anti-war movement to coun-ter the business of Vietnam is perhaps the most novel of all: a radio and TV adver-tising effort labeled...
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CORRESPOND-ENCE Tare & Slavery Binghamton, N. Y. To the Editors: Thomas Heffernan's "Tactile Politics" [Aug. 11] is a timely examination of the socio-political ideas of Allen Tate and...
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Uganda's Asians: Half a 14relcome The saga of the Uganda Asians and their probable entry into Britain, which has preoccupied the media and the pubs even to the exclusion of the Irish question at...
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NO NEWS IS BAD NEWS WES BARTHELMES A relationship oi mutual suspicion is normal The two major Presidential candidates and the press are wrangling this fall over the spoils of free...
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headline phrasing does not come easily. Because of time- pressures, even highly capable press people solicit clich6s. On duty, these press people are impatient in the com-pany of tentative or...
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I ,I SOAKING THE POOR MICHAEL HARRINGTON We should consider relying upon a really progressive federal income tax as the sole source of public funds for all purposes The American tax...
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and cash outlays, and $4 billion in tax revenues from imputed rent which the Staff Study did not include) a year, which could then be put to social use. In this regard I find it ironic that I am...
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sylvania all-state champions, 1952----come to the house of their old coach, as they do every year, to drink, to reminisce, to attempt to recreate the exaltation of that championship season. This...
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At the very least gag writers would like to die earlier this year. Both films are westerns set in the laughing themselves; and one can sense in the back-desert, both are picaresque allegories that...
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Vol. 097 Issue 001 (October 6 1972)
NEWS & VIEWS
