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Vol. 055 Issue 001 (January 10 1972)
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Vol. 055 Issue 002 (January 24 1972)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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Correspondents' Correspondence
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HOWE, RUSSELL WARREN; MANDER, John
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Correspondents' Correspondence BRIEF TAKEOUTS OF MORE THAN PERSONAL INTEREST FROM LETTERS AND OTHER COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED BY THE EDITORS. An African Munich? Salisbury - Sir Alec Douglas-Home...
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Nixon, the Press and Vietnam
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GLASS, ANDREW J.
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Wadhington-USA NIXON, THE PRESS AND VIETNAM by ANDREW J. GLASS Washington When the Nixon Administration set up shop three years ago, we were supposed to get "an open policy." Henceforth, it was...
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War No More?
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MCDOWELL, EDWIN
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Perspectives WAR NO MORE? by EDWIN MCDOWELL During an interview some months ago with C. L. Sulzberger of the New York Times, President Nixon said: "I seriously doubt if we will ever have another...
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Japan Looks to China
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FOLAND, FRANCES M.
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MIXING BUSINESS AND POLITICS Japan Looks to China by FRANCES M. FOLAND Tokyo It is not surprising that during their two-day meeting in San Clemente early this month, President Nixon and Premier...
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Prophet for a Secular Age
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Schlesinger, Arthur M. Jr.
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Thinking Aloud PROPHET FOR A SECULAR AGE by ARTHUR SCHLESINGER JR. As a theologian and philosopher, Reinhold Niebuhr rejoiced in paradox; and, reflecting on his career, one cannot escape from a...
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Fair Game
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GOODMAN, WALTER
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Fair Game by WALTER GOODMAN Post Time Unless we suffer some catastrophe in the coming months, for which all Democrats must pray, but not aloud, President Nixon will arrive at November 1972 in...
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Isherwood Remembers Mama
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BELL, PEARL K.
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Writers & Writing ISHERWOOD REMEMBERS MAMA by PEARL K. BELL Some writers, no matter how long they may actually have lived, have a way of seeming fixed at a specific age. T.S. Eliot is always 40...
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An Existential Spy Story
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SHORTER, KINGSLEY
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An Existential Spy Story The D'Arthez Case By Hans Erich Nossack Farrar, Straus & Giroux. 313 pp. $7.95. Reviewed by Kingsley Shorter This is an enigmatic book. D'Arthez, the author explains in...
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Model of Urban Blight
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SHAPIRO, HARVEY D.
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Model of Urban Blight No Cause for Indictment: An Autopsy of Newark By Ron Porambo Holt, Rinehart & Winston. 398 pp. $8.95. Reviewed by Harvey D. Shapiro Staff member, Governor's Select...
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On Screen
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SIMON, JOHN
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On Screen UNLIKELY COUPLES by JOHN SIMON Can there be such a thing as demotic satire? Hardly. Satire is a basically aristocratic genre in which one enlightened person speaks to another over the...
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On Art
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MELLOW, JAMES R.
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On Art MODERN PRIMITIVISM by JAMES R. MELLOW The career of Henry Moore, England's reigning sculptor, is one of the remarkable success stories of modern art. At about the age of 11 ????he was born...
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Dear Editor
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Dear Editor Mitchell Justice Robert Lekachman rightly observes how little lasting influence Robert Kennedy had on Justice Department standards, "how quickly worse criteria can supplant better."...
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