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Paid articleTHE SECOND YEAR
The Second Year As he embarked on his second year in the White House, President Kennedy demonstrated that he commands all the ingredients of successful progressive leadership—except fire and fight....
Paid articleNOTES IN THE NEWS
NOTES in the NEWS The Red Menace We are indebted to the Washington Post for some revealing disclosures on the scope of the Communist peril at home. The Post sent one of its top reporters, Edward...
Paid articleTHE CASE AGAINST CIVIL DEFENSE
Lens, Sidney
THE CASE AGAINST CIVIL DEFENSE by SIDNEY LENS INTRODUCTION ILLUSION OF CIVIL DEFENSE "If we could see where we are and whither we are tending, we could better judge what to do and how io do...
Paid articleTHE MANY MOODS OF CIVIL DEFENSE
Part I The Many Moods of Civil Defense The fallout shelter program is merely the current phase of the continuing illusion of safety in the nuclear era. Civil defense programs have been as fickle...
Paid articleTHE CHANGING GOALS OF CIVIL DEFENSE
Part II The Changing Goals of Civil Defense Sometime in I960 the Pentagon called a top secret meeting of twelve or fourteen highly influential national leaders. Among them was Governor Nelson...
Paid articleTHE DEVIOUS ARITHMETIC OF CIVIL DEFENSE
Part III The Devious Arithmetic of Civil Defense When the current shelter program was launched almost a year ago, it was immediately confronted with major hurdles in public relations. The American...
Paid articleTHE NARROW LIMITS OF NUCLEAR KNOWLEDGE
Part IV The Narrow Limits of Nuclear Knowledge Tn an interview with a newspaper-man soon after the shelter program promotion began, Dr. Edward Teller evaluated the benefits of shielding citizens...
Paid articleTHE CALCULUS OF WAR
Part V The Calculus of War VjrVHAT are some of the important " long-range implications of civil defense? Where is a shelter program liable to lead? If it is conceded that distorted estimates of...
Paid articleTOWARD THE GARRISON STATE
Part VI Toward the Garrison State NTations tend to be fashioned and refashioned in the image of their goals; if their goals are militaristic, they emphasize more and more those qualities of hate...
Paid articleTHE ONLY PROTECTION
Part VII The Only Protection Acivil defense program, whether its rationale is based on the moderate and superficially reasonable "insurance" argument or the harsher insistence on "making the...
Paid articleTHE HIRO OF HIROSHIMA
Wechsler, James A.
The Hero of Hiroshima by JAMES A. WECHSLER IDrom a new Canadian maga-•1 zine, Exchange, I learn that Claude Eatherly has escaped from the mental hospital in which he had been confined and is now a...
Paid articleTHE PEOPLE'S FORUM
THE PEOPLE'S FORUM Lesson in Gunfire Dear Sirs: Bank robbers have been having a wonderful season here in London, outdoing even those British comedies in ingenuity. Recently, one gang lured bank...
Paid articleCORPORATE MAN
Gray, Horace M.
Corporate Man The Folklore of Management, by Clarence B. Randall. Little, Brown. 204 pp. $4.75. Reviewed by Horace M. Gray Economic man, that mythical being of Eighteenth Century,...
Paid articleSANE AGITATION
Clough, Wilson O.
Sane Agitation The Muckrakers, 1902-1912. Edited by Arthur and Lila Weinberg. Simon and Schuster. 449 pp. $7.50. The Day of the Mugwump, by Lorin Peterson. Random House. 366 PP- $6. Reviewed...
Paid articleMAN AND SPACE
Lapp, Ralph E.
Man and Space The Society of Space, by Peter Ritner. Macmillan. 144 pp. $3.75. Reviewed by Ralph E. Lapp Dooks about space are now in full -L* flood. Readers of Peter Ritner's new book will be...
Paid articleTO PRESERVE LIBERTY
Sprayregan, Joel J.
To Preserve Liberty The Price of Liberty, by Alan Barth. Viking. 212 pp. $4.50. Reviewed by Joel J. Sprayregen The editorial moaning while the front page gloats" was Thomas Wolfe's felicitous...
Paid articleMENCKEN'S TARGET
McCann, William
Mencken's Target Letters of H. L. Mencken, selected, and annotated by Guy J. Forgue. With a personal note by Hamilton Owen. Knopf. 506 pp. $7.95. Reviewed by William McCann For forty years H. L....
Paid articleYOUNG BEN FRANKLIN
Aldridge, Alfred Owen
Young Ben Franklin The Papers of Benjamin Franklin. Edited by L. W. Labaree and W. J. Bell, Jr. Yale University Press. Vol. II (January 1735—December 1744). 471 pp. Vol. Ill (January 1745—June...
Paid articleSACKING OUR CITIES
Griffin, C. W.
Sacking Our Cities The Life and Death of Great American Cities, by Jane Jacobs. Random House. 458 pp. $5.95. Reviewed by C. W. Griffin A s recently as the mid-Nineteenth Century, doctors drained...
Paid articleENDS OF THE U. N.
Bailey, Sydney D.
Ends of the U. N. The United Nations: constitutional developments, growth, and possibilities, by Benjamin V. Cohen. Harvard University Press. 106 pp. $2.75. Reviewed by Sydney D. Bailey rXiHERE...
Paid articleWEST'S SECOND
Whedon, Julia
West's Second Daughter of Silence, by Morris L. West. Morrow. 275 pp. $3.95. Reviewed by Julia Whedon Morris L. West became someone to read and watch with the publication of a novel called The...
Paid articleTHREE PURSUITS
Emerson, Donald
Three Pursuits Promise at Dawn, by Romain Gary. Harper. 337 pp. $5. The Empty Canvas, by Alberto Moravia. Farrar, Straus and Cudahy. 306 pp. $4.50. Adrift in Soho, by Colin Wilson. Houghton...
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