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 Vol. 024 Issue 002 (February 1 1960)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 THE DEMOCRATS MUST CHOOSE
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of Manhattan reported recently that of 150 witnesses summoned before the grand jury in the television quiz scandals, 100 lied despite their oath to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing...
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NOTES IN THE NEWS
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Hitler and his master propagandist Joseph Goebbels could be heard in what was ostensibly an attack on Zionism. People and nations can disagree honestly and honorably on the various aspects of...
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ADLAI E. STEVENSON: LAST CHANCE
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Neuberger, Richard L.
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Adlai E. Stevenson: Last Chance by RICHARD L. NEUBERGER This is the fifth of a series of articles exploring Presidential possibilities for 1960. Subsequent articles will include a portrait of...
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PEACE, IT COULD BE WONDERFUL!
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Chase, Stuart
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Peace, It COULD Be Wonderful! by STUART CHASE This is the second of a series of two articles exploring the economic consequences of peace. The first appeared in the January issue. Mr. Chase is...
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THE TWO WORLDS
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Mayer, Milton
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THE TWO WORLDS /—Get Homing, Pigeon by MILTON MAYER This is the first of a series of articles by Mr. Mayer based on his recently concluded year and a half of living, learning, and...
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INSURANCE AGAINST MISERY
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Forand, Aime J.
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For The Aged Insurance Against Misery by AIME J. FORAND T ODAY WE ARE witnessing the greatest change in population age groups in America's history. These changing groups have created and...
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J. EDGAR HOOVER AND THE FBI
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Staff, The New York Post
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obliged to concede that the party had grown smaller. Clearly there was a limit to this inverse law of danger; it was almost as if he were saying that the Communist threat would be most formidable...
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AFRICA'S DOUBLE REVOLUTION
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Lens, Sidney
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Africa's Double Revolution by SIDNEY LENS This is the fourth of a series of articles by Mr. Lens on Africa. The concluding installment will appear in the March issue. A roving and careful...
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THE MOOD OF AMERICA
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Rich, William Abbott and Marvin
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Akron Goodyear workers, for example, know about such a line in the Goodyear Topeka, Kansas, plant. "Who isn't worried about automation?" said Rocky Galloway, a leader in the "First CIO Union,"...
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IF YOU'RE THINKING OF FLORIDA
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Tunis, John R.
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other course may cost $3,000 to join— if you can—with yearly dues of $1,500. "Careful zoning require ments" is a generality. It probably forbids a night club next door. Or the city...
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM
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ress, due to its outdated mode of distribution of the wealth created alone by the working class. In proof of capitalism's method of distribution being outmoded (producing goods to be sold at a...
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HOLLYWOOD JUNK AND INSPIRED IMPORTS
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Talbot, Daniel
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ten (or twenty) years was crude and amateurish. Except for the ending— huge blasts of mawkish peace-propaganda—this film has a lot of first-rate camera work, some decent acting, a fine sense of...
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Labor Then and Now
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Barbash, Jack
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regarded himself as simply a barometer of the conflicting drifts in the AFL, Meany saw himself as a leader whose first function was to lead. And so Meany led, as Taft amply demonstrates, not...
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Opinions for Sale
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Cutlip, Scott M.
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Opinions for Sale TH E IMAGE MERCHANTS, THE FABULOUS WORLD OF PUBLIC RELATIONS, by Irwin Ross. Doubleday. 288 pp. $4.50. Reviewed by Scott M. Cutlip PUBLIC RELATIONS truly "is a...
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World of the Gods
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Robertson, Priscilla
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World of the Gods TH E MASKS OF GOD: PRIMITIVE MYTHOLOGY, by Joseph Campbell. Viking. 504 pp. $6. Reviewed by Priscilla Robertson I N A SPECIES of grayling moth, the preference of the male...
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Different Failures
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Schickel, Richard
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Different Failures by Richard Schickel A BOOK LIKE The Lincoln Lords (Little-Brown. $5) always awes me. I can never imagine how a writer, no matter how blunt his sensibilities, how mundane...
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