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 Vol. 026 Issue 008 (August 1 1962)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 DEADLOCK OVER CHINA
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Deadlock over China The worldwide tensions generated earlier in the month by Communist China's military buildup in Fukien Province, only five miles from the Nationalist-held islands of Quemoy and...
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NOTES IN THE NEWS
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Kennedy and Congress The Washington pundits have been much absorbed of late in attempting to determine whether the President or Congress is to blame for the miserable state of the Administration's...
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THE DRUG BILL DEBACLE
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Caplan, Marvin
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The Drug Bill Debacle by MARVIN CAPLAN F>erhaps only Sinclair Lewis could convey the atmosphere of the Kefauver drug hearings and the campaign in which the legislation they inspired has been...
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PUBLIC PIETY
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Morgan, Edward P.
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public piety by EDWARD P. MORGAN What an emotional bunch of hyp-ocrites we Americans are capable of being. How obviously but how flimsily we wear our religious beliefs on our sleeves, as if we...
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DEMOCRATIC FERMENT BEHIND THE CURTAIN
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Adams, Arthur E.
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Democratic Ferment Behind the Curtain by ARTHUR E. ADAMS While the West continues to speak of "Soviet totalitarianism," the leaders and writers of the Soviet Communist Party boast ever more...
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THE POINT IS-BALANCE
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Rodell, Fred
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The point is— balance by FRED RODELL In all the torrent of commencement oratory during the recent graduation season, Fred Rodell's commencement address in verse was easily the most uncommonly...
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THE GREAT BANK SWINDLE
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Christenson, Reo M.
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THE GREAT BANK SWINDLE by REO M. CHRISTENSON One of life's more exasperating ironies is occasionally found in the newsletters issued by the great, prosperous, ultra-respectable national banks....
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THE PEACE CORPS WINS ITS WAY
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Ottenad, Thomas W.
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The Peace Corps Wins Its Way by Thomas W. Ottenad T^he resounding success of the Peace Corps carries a vital message for the Kennedy Administration: Don't be so timid about starting bold new...
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THE BARRIER TO EGYPT'S 'SURGE FORWARD'
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Peretz, Don
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The Barrier to Egypt's Surge Forward by DON PERETZ The greatest dilemma confronting revolutionary Egypt in reconstructing its national society was recently brought to public attention by the Cairo...
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM Jesus on Prayer Dear Sirs: Let those who have expressed outrage over the Supreme Court's decision because they believe in public prayer and piety turn to the teachings of Him...
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THE PRACTICAL AMERICAN
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Roper, Elmo
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BOOKS The Practical American by ELMO ROPER When Stuart Chase agreed to get together some opinion research figures on the thoughts and behavior of Americans to provide the Fund for the Republic...
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ASSAYING OUR TIMES
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NYE, RUSSEL B.
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Assaying Our Times The American Establishment, by Richard Rovere- Harcourt, Brace and World. 308 pp. $4.95. Reviewed by Russel B. Nye Richard Rovere has been a staff writer for The New Yorker...
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INSIGHTS ON CUBA
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Alexander, Robert J.
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Insights on Cuba Castro's Revolution: myths and realities, by Theodore Draper. Frederick A. Praeger, 211 pp. $4.50. The Cuban Invasion, a chronicle of a disaster, by Karl E. Meyer and Tad Szulc....
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LOVE AND HATE
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Johnson, Lucy
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Love and Hate Another Country, by James Baldwin. Dial Press. 436 pp. $5.95. Reviewed by Lucy Johnson James Baldwin's third novel (he has also written two books of essays) is a very personal...
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THREE PERCEPTIONS
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Emerson, Donald
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Three Perceptions Pigeon Feathers, by John Updike. Knopf. 279 pp. $4. Eleven Kinds of Loneliness, by Richard Yates. Little, Brown. 230 pp. $4.50. I Remember! 1 Remember! by Sean O'Faolain....
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