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 Vol. 029 Issue 011 (November 1 1965)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 THE SILENT LIBERALS
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The Silent Liberals MANY liberal members of Congress, in off-the-record conversations, criticize significant portions of the Johnson Administration's foreign policy. But they persist in remaining...
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NOTES IN THE NEWS
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NOTES IN THE NEWS The Voices of War After several months of supporting a peace offensive for Vietnam, President Johnson may be changing direction once more in favor of almost exclusive emphasis...
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THE WORD FROM WASHINGTON
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Mayer, Milton
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The Word from Washington It has been a season for distinguished visitors, these golden weeks of autumn. First came Madame Chiang Kai-shek, as sleek and inscrutable as ever, on a mission of...
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THE WAR ON POVERTY SOME HOPE, SOME HOOPLA
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Knoll, Erwin
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The War on Poverty Some Hope, Some Hoopla by ERWIN KNOLL In an eighth-floor conference room of the new, austere office building that serves as Washington headquarters of the war on poverty, the...
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THE BATTLE OF NEW YORK
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Wechsler, James A.
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The Battle of New York by JAMES A. WECHSLER A casual visitor who contemplated the rival candidates in New York's mayoralty contest might have been tempted in early October to conclude that this...
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SOME KIND OF A NUT
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Mayer, Milton
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Some kind of a nut by MILTON MAYER Goldern jHasliberg, Switzerland A n irrepressible irritation attended the American notices of Albert Schweitzer's death, and no wonder: He was the Un-American...
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JUNKYARDS ALONG THE HIGHWAYS
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Douglas, Senator Paul H.
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JUNKYaRdS along the highways by SENATOR PAUL H. DOUGLAS A nyone who has recently traveled along our highways or on the outskirts of our major cities could not help but notice the growing number...
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THE MILITARY'S 'THINK FACTORIES'
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Marx, Wesley
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THE MILITARY'S 'Think Factories' by WESLEY MARX One of the more exotic creations spawned by the United States' annual $50 billion national security budget is the amorphous non-profit institution...
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COME BACK, DEAN RUSK
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Serwer, Arnold
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Come Back, Dean Rusk by ARNOLD SERWER In view of the vacancy in the posi- tion of Secretary of State, there is a guessing game going on around the country: Who is now the real Secretary of State?...
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LET FREEDOM SING
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Long, Margaret
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Let Freedom Sing by MARGARET LONG FIVE years ago, at about the second meeting of student sitters-in in Atlanta to organize the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee as a wing of Dr. Martin...
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GOLDBERG AT THE U.N.
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GRANT, DONALD
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GOLDBERG at the U.N. by DONALD GRANT "Power is Arthur J. Goldberg's spe- cialty. When the new chief American delegate speaks in the United Nations he wants no one to doubt he has behind him the...
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM Johnson's 'Many Tongues' Dear Sirs: In a recent editorial, "A Hopeful Reversal," you passed over the basic fact that the Johnson Administration speaks with many tongues in...
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COLLECTIVE SADNESS'
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Sklar, Robert
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Collective Sadness' The Accidental Century, by Michael Harrington. Macmillan. 322 pp. $5.95. Reviewed by Robert Sklar Out of that generation of Americans born on the eve of the great depression...
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SCIENTISTS' ROLE
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GITLIN, TODD
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Scientists' Role A Peril and a Hope: The Scientists' Movement in America, 1945-47, by Alice Kimball Smith. University of Chicago Press. 591 pp. $10. The Scientific Estate, by Don K. Price. Belknap...
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SOUTHERN EVIL
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Watters, Pat
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Southern Evil Freedom Summer, by Sally Belfrage. Viking Press. 246 pp. $5. Mississippi Black Paper, with a foreword by Reinhold Niebuhr, and an introduction by Hodding Carter III. Random House. 92...
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CHURCHES AND RACE
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Robertson, Priscilla
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Churches and Race The Freedom Revolution and the Churches, by Robert W. Spike. Association Press. 128 pp. $2.95. Reviewed by Priscilla Robertson Touring the early 1950's when we were all hearing...
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THREE NOVELS
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Johnson, Lucy
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Three Novels The Mandelbaum Gate, by Muriel Spark. Alfred A. Knopf. 369 pp. $5.95. The Young Visitors, by John Wain. The Viking Press. 214,pp. $4.50. The Fires of Arcadia, by G. B. Harrison....
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OPPOSING BROTHERS
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Santoni, Ronald E.
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Opposing Brothers Marxism and Existentialism, by Walter Odajnyk. Doubleday Anchor Original. 211 pp. 95 cents. Reviewed by Ronald E. Santoni Tt is perhaps redundant to say that Marxism and...
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PAPERBACK PLUMS
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Paperback Plums "IVTo one means all he says," Henry ^ ^ Adams observed, "and yet very few say all they mean, for words are slippery and thought is viscous." Among current paperbacks are numerous...
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