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Correspondents' Corresppndence SiF^501^ OF MORE THAN PERSONAL INTEREST FROM LETTERS AND OTHER COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED BY THE EDITORS. Japan vs. Israel TOKYO—Long before the Yom Kippur War,...
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W^shington-USA PRESIDENTIAL TRUST AND POLITICAL CIRCUSES BY ANDREW J. GLASS WASHINGTON THE PHILISOPHER EpictetUS, who taught that man is born for mutual trust, encountered a once-powerful Roman...
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SEPARATING SECURITY FROM TERRITORY A Plan for Peace in the Middle East BY ZBIGNIEW BRZEZINSKI THERE WILL be no peace in the Middle East if the ultimate Arab objective is the obliteration of the...
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BALANCING THE SCALES OF JUSTICE How to Make Plea Bargaining Work BY RICHARD H. KUH JUDGE: What plea is entered on behalf of the defendant? COUNSEL: On behalf of the defendant, your Honor, I...
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Fair Game BY WALTER GOODMAN A Letter to Lenny Garment DEAR LENNY: We're worried about you. What can you be up to at the White House, bustling through corridors full of ghosts? Where is that old...
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Waiters & Writing BEYOND THE FASHIONABLE BY PEARL K. BELL IN CONTEMPORARY criticism, few terms are used more often and more loosely than "avant-garde," that large, battered umbrella covering...
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A Quiet Resonance A Life in the Closet By Robert Rushmore Bobbs-Merrill. 175 pp. $6.95. Reviewed by Isa Kapp WE HAVE ONLY to remember certain novels that we gave ourselves over to...
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Focusing on the Planners Economics and the Public Purpose By John Kenneth Galbraith Houghton Mifflin. 334 pp. $10.00. Reviewed by Robert Lekachman THIS is Galbraith's most important book, a tar...
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OnTelevision MALIGNING A MONSTER BY MARVIN KITMAN A RUMOR is making the rounds that President Nixon plans to order a ban on the production of all Frankenstein movies to conserve electricity....
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On Music THE AMERICAN CHANSON BY BRUCE COOK CRITICS OF American popular music (myself included) often seem terribly eager to demonstrate its influence in distant parts of the globe and on exotic...
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Dear Editor Wounded Knee I find it amazing how quickly an event fades from sight once the media decide it is no longer worth covering. The most outstanding instance of this, obviously, is the...
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Vol. 057 Issue 001 (January 7 1974)
Correspondents' Correspondence
