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Correspondent's Correspondence BRIEF TAKEOUTS OF MORE THAN PERSONAL INTEREST FROM LETTERS AND OTHER COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED BY THE EDITORS. Asian Hippie Scene Singapore--The one Western export...
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U.S. MUSCLE IN THE MIDDLE EAST After Ten Days of Turmoil BY ELIAHU SALPETER Tel Aviv Here, too, commentators mourned the sudden death on September 28 of Gamal Abdel Nasser. In fact, listening to...
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THE WEEK IN AMMAN Reporting Jordan's Civil War BY DONALD R. SHANOR Beirut I never did get a good look at Amman. Arriving by an old Dodge taxi from Damascus the night before the fighting began, I...
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HERR BRANDT VS. HERR 'X' Germany's New Political Scenario BY JOHN MANDER Bonn It is more than a year since Willy Brandt became West Germany's first Socialist Chancellor, and a year and a half...
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Fair Game BY WALTER GOODMAN Ethnic Lib The rediscovery and glorification of Ethnics--the Irish, Italians, Poles and others who used to be called hyphenated Americans before we were taught that...
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Writers & Writing HEMINGWAY'S ABORTIVE RESURRECTION BY PEARL K. BELL In all his work, good and bad, the essence of Hemingway's world was the hero, the man inspired to sudden, life-giving...
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In Pursuit of Relevance Up Against the Fourth Wall By John Lahr Grove Press. 305 pp. $7.50. Reviewed by Harris Green Our purported trailblazers in the arts today generally get the critics they...
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Anticipatory Democracy Technopolis By Nigel Colder Simon and Schuster. 376 pp. $7.50. Between Two Ages By Zbigniew Brzezinski Viking. 334 pp. $7.95. Future Shock By Alvin To filer Random...
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King and Country The King God Didn't Save By John A. Williams Coward-McCann. 221 pp. $5.95. Reviewed by Paula Meinetz Shapiro John A. Williams' "Reflections on the Life and Death of Martin...
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On Screen FURTHER FESTIVAL MISERIES BY JOHN SIMON The Eighth New York Film Festival included an unusually large number of "Special Events," some from the French Cinematheque, some from the...
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On Music FROM ASPEN TO ALTAMONT BY JOHN GOODMAN Nobody went naked or smoked grass or dropped acid, even though some of the Woodstock Nation were in attendance; decorum prevailed in its own...
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Dear Editor Drugs I find a great deal of agonized soul-searching--particularly in the United States--about the drug explosion, its causes and consequences. What unites almost all the participants...
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1970
Vol. 053 Issue 019 (October 5 1970)
Correspondents' Correspondence
