| AN OPEN LETTER TO SECRETARY ACHESON |
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| THE WORLD'S ONE GREAT HOPE |
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| Tydings, Millard E. |
| INFORMERS, G-MEN, AND FREE MEN |
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| Rauh, Joseph L. Jr. |
| DOUGLAS OF ILLINOIS |
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| Lowry, W. McNeil |
| MY WAR WITH THE UN |
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| Davis, Garry |
| NO BREATHER FOR BRITAIN |
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| Williams, David C. |
| I'D RATHER NOT BE GOVERNOR |
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| Neuberger, Richard L. |
| ALL OF WHICH I SAW' |
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| Coleman, Mcalister |
| HOW EUROPE SEES US TODAY |
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| Durand, Lionel |
| THE PEOPLE'S FORUM |
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| WHY WRITE BOOKS? |
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| Netboy, Anthony |
| MONOPOLY IN MEAT |
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| Nikoloric, L. A. |
| PATTERN FOR THE WEST |
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| Hovey, Graham |
| LITTLE MAN'S VOICE |
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| NYE, RUSSEL B. |
| RECENT FICTION |
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| Rodell, Katherine |
| BUT NO PEACE |
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| Rubin, Morris H. |
| BIRTH OF A NATION |
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| Mayer, Milton |
| INSIDE THE SOUTH |
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| Hesseltine, William B. |
| DE VOTO ON FICTION |
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| Swados, Harvey |
