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MOSCOW SUMMER 1964 MIHAJLO MIHAJLOV, A TRAVELER'S NOTEBOOK. PART III. At our first meeting Andrei Voznesensky astonished me. Apparently he had heard about me a year ago. In the spring of 1963, I...
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POTENTIAL FOR DEVELOPMENT Keeping the Peace—and the UN By Donald R. Shanor AT the height of the fighting in the Dominican Republic, little knots of diplomats gathered in the corridors outside the...
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A VISIT TO ADMIRAL DOENITZ Going Down With Hitler By Daniel Schorr Aumuehle, Schleswig-Holstein Twenty years after the Fall of the Third Reich, no man has memories more bitter than its last...
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WRITERS&WRITING Grossman Beginning By Stanley Edgar Hyman ALFRED GROSSMAN is a young American novelist who appears to be less well known here than in England, where he is taken to be a satirist...
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Novels and Anti-Novels STENDHAL By John Atherton 8ERNANOS By Peter Hebblethwaite SAMUEL 8ECKETT By Nathan A. Scott Hillary House. $2.50 each. Reviewed by GEORGE WOODCOCK Author, "The...
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The Klan Through History THE KU KLUX KLAN: A CENTURY OF INFAMY By William Pierce Randel Chilton. 300 pp. $5.95. HOODED AMERICANISM: THE FIRST CENTURY OF THE KU KLUX KLAN, 1865 TO THE...
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A Passion for Letters SCOFIELD THAYER AND THE DIAL By Nicholas Joost Southern Illinois University Press. 288 pp. $15. Reviewed By NONA BALAKIAN Co-editor, "The Creative Present: Notes on...
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ON SCREEN By John Simon The New Men as Non-Men FOR those who have not read the book, the film version of John Fowles' novel, The Collector, is a splendid thing. For those who have read it...
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ON STAGE By Albert Bermel Watching Closely IN the first scene of Jack Gelber's Square in the Eye (Theater de Lys) movies and slides in black-and-white and Kodacolor fly up on to not one, not two,...
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ON MUSIC By Dika Newlin Bartok: 20 Years After It is hard to realize that 20 years have elapsed since the death of one of the major composers of our era, Bela Bartok. It is hard to realize...
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DEAR EDITOR THE NEWLEADER welcomes comment and criticism on any of its features, but letters should not exceed 300 words DOMINICAN CRISIS It has been 19 years since I wrote my first "Letter to...
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Vol. 048 Issue 012 (June 7 1965)
Moscow Summer 1964-III
