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Correspondents' Correspondence BRIEF TAKEOUTS OF MORE THAN PERSONAL INTEREST FROM LETTERS AND OTHER COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED BY THE EDITORS. Stressing Stress Tel Avtv-Recent public opinion surveys...
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A HARD LOOK AT Oil and the Money Drain BY CARL LANDAUER Since last winter, when the members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (opec) discovered that price riggings could yield...
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QUARRELS OVER QUOTAS 'Balancing' the Democrats BY PENN KEMBLE AND JOSH MURAVCHIK Washington The Democrats ended 1974 in Kansas City with what appeared to be a most successful unity bash. Yet as...
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CELEBRATING THE NEW HOLY YEAR Roman Jubilee BY ELEANOR CLARK Rome Another Holy Year has just opened. Once more the Catholic world is invited to look toward Rome, if not go there, for the great...
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Fair Game BY WALTER GOODMAN Principles and Practices Between liberal pronouncements and the ways most of us liberals really live, divisions have developed in recent years that threaten to engulf...
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Writers & Writing DESPERATE CHARACTERS BY PEARL K. BELL In Diane Johnson's remarkable new novel, The Shadow Knows (Knopf. 227 pp., $6.95), we are told nothing whatever about the heroine's...
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The Mask of a Mandarin Manque The Consciousness Industry: On Literature, Politics and the Media By Hans Magnus Enzenberger Seabury. 184 pp. $6.95. Reviewed by George Woodcock Editor,...
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A Federalist in Jeffersonian Clothing John Marshall: A Life in Law By Leonard Baker Macmillan. 846 pp. $17.95. Reviewed by Isidore Silver Professor of Law, John Jay College Leonard Baker's...
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Music in the Monologues You Could Live If They Let You By Wallace Markfield Knopf. 182 pp. $5.95. Reviewed by Rhoda Koenig Editorial staff, "Harper's" Wallace Markfield's new novel is a...
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On Screen GODFATHERS AND SONS BY MARCIA CAVELL Godfather, Part II, director Francis Ford Coppola has pulled off a considerable feat. Assisted by Mario Puzo, he has turned the leftovers from...
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Dear Editor Homosexuals John Simon "firmly believe[s] that there is nothing in the world so stimulating, broadening, soul-satisfying, and life-enhancing" as heterosexual relationships. (Firmly,...
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Vol. 058 Issue 001 (January 6 1975)
Correspondents' Correspondence
