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 Vol. 029 Issue 002 (February 1 1965)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 HOPEFUL BEGINNINGS
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PROGRESSIVE "Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free" Hopeful Beginnings "President Johnson's "Great Soci-*¦ ety" is happily turning out to be a far more spacious concept than...
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NOTES IN THE NEWS
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Notes in the News Hope for Birth Control After decades of controversy, birth control now appears to be "an idea whose time has come." There will be many battles yet fought over the concept and...
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THE WORD FROM WASHINGTON
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The Word from Washington Old-timers in Washington can scarcely believe their eyes. The Johnson landslide has turned the House of Representatives into a bastion of liberalism while the Senate looks...
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THE FAR RIGHT REGROUPS
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Stern, Laurence
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The Far Right Regroups by LAURENCE STERN One of the most striking paradoxes ^ in the wake of the 1964 Presidential election is the way the extremists on the right have snatched euphoria from the...
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VIETNAM: A STUDY IN DECEPTION
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Wechsler, James A.
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Vietnam: A Study in Deception by JAMES A. WECHSLER "piiPLOMATs and historians will one day offer their considered assessment of the war in Vietnam and the role of the United States in that...
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THE CYBERNATION REVOLUTION
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Irons, Peter
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frNTHE CYBERNATION REVOLUTION by PETER IRONS TT'very society is cemented to its her-itage with myths, and no area of our own society is more tightly glued to the past by the mythmakers than that...
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TURKEY STROGANOFF AND CHINA'S BOMB
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Allen, Steve
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Turkey Stroganoff and China's Bomb by STEVE ALLEN William F. Buckley's recent column—one syndicated, alas, in far more newspapers than will ever carry reference to my response—suggesting that I...
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FACT AND FICTION IN THE CONGO
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Hatch, John
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Fact and Fiction in the Congo by JOHN HATCH The most dangerous reality to emerge from the Congo tragedy is the rapidly widening chasm of misunderstanding between the developed Western white...
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BEYOND MEDICARE
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Greenberg, Selig
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BEYOND MEDICARE by SELIG GREENBERG A fter years of controversy and frus-tration, backers of the long-stalled program for medical care for the aged financed through the Social Security system...
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REFLECTIONS AT EIGHTY
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Thomas, Norman
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Reflections at Eighty by NORMAN THOMAS Norman Thomas, who was six times the Socialist candidate for President, was honored recently on the occasion of his eightieth birthday at a dinner in New...
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WE SHALL OVERCOME WHAT?
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Mayer, Milton
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We Shall Overcome What? by MILTON MAYER TVTonviolence is an emanation—noth-ing more—of one person's concern for the welfare of another with whom he is in conflict. It is not a means of winning...
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LILLIAN SMITH: A MATCH FOR OLD SCREAMER
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Long, Margaret
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LILLIAN SMITH A Match for Old Screamer by MARGARET LONG rpHE great trees bloomed red, saf-fron, purple, and gold as late fall lingered sad and splendid on Old Screamer Mountain at Clayton,...
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MEIDNER: A REDISCOVERY
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Werner, Alfred
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Meidner: A Rediscovery by Alfred Werner A mong the most striking modern pictures owned by the Art Institute of Chicago is a portrait of the poet Max Hermann-Neisse, done by Ludwig Meidner in 1913....
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM onest Diplomacy Dear Sirs: Does history have to go on repeating itself? Does the Congo have to become another China, Algeria, Vietnam, or Cuba? In every case named, the...
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Artists and Freedom
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Glick, Nathan
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BOOKS Artists and Freedom Shadow and Act, by Ralph Ellison. Random House. 317 pp. $5.95. Reviewed by Nathan Glick T know of no writing about the pre--1 dicament of the Negro artist that is as...
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The South's Mystique
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Holman, C. Hugh
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The South's Mystique Who Speaks for the South? by James McBride Dabbs. Funk and Wag-nalls. 398 pp. $5.95. Reviewed by C. Hugh Holman In Who Speaks for the South? James McBride Dabbs seeks in the...
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Notions of 'Race'
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Asimov, Isaac
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Notions of 'Race' Heredity and the Nature of Man, by Theodosius Dobzhansky. Harcourt, Brace & World. 179 pp. $4.75. Reviewed by Isaac Asimov Qurely, in society today, there can ^ be few more...
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Theater: New Focus
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Smith, Warren S.
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Theater: New Focus The Life of the Drama, by Eric Bentley. Atheneum. 371 pp. $5.95. The Theatre of Revolt, by Robert Brustein. Atlantic-Little Brown. 435 pp. $7.50. The Impossible Theater, by...
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Nightmarish Mailer
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Muste, John M.
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Nightmarish Mailer An American Dream, by Norman Mailer. Dial Press. $5.95. Reviewed by John M. Muste Norman Mailer's fourth novel, An American Dream, is less a dream than a nightmarish melange...
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Paperback Plums
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Paperback Plums Studies in economic theory and economic history are numerous among current paperbacks. The ideas of economists are indeed more pervasive than is commonly understood. "Practical men,...
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