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Paid articleThe People of the United States of America v. Richard Milhous Nixon
Smith, The Editors and Austin C. Wehrwein, Walter Cronkite, Ferret Guillory, and Winston
-COMMENTThe People of the United States of America v. Richard Milhous Nixon It was barely six years ago, though somehow it seems much longer; we have been through a lot in those six years....
Paid articleThe Word from Washington
THE WORD FROM WASHINGTON The National Coalition of American Nuns, with some 1,800 members in Catholic religious orders across the country, has called for the impeachment of Richard M. Nixon,...
Paid articleEnergy: the Crisis Behind the Crisis
Love, Sam
Power and fuel shortages demonstrate the urgent need to restructure the nation's economy ENERGY The Crisis Behind the Crisis SAM LOVE How could it happen in America? Homes without heat . . ....
Paid articleFour-Year Score on the Environment
Miller, Judith
FOUR-YEAR SCORE ON THE ENVIRONMENT JUDITH MILLER Skeptics predicted that the environmental legislation passed overwhelmingly by Congress in the early 1970s would be "politically degradable" when...
Paid articleThe Holy War against Heroin
Slade, Steve
The myths of heroin addiction make the problem worse and prevent a rational solution The Holy War against Heroin STEVE SLADE Drug abuse is America's public enemy number one. It is an...
Paid articleGentlemen and Scholars
Dugger, Ronnie
GENTLEMEN AND SCHOLARS RONNIE DUGGER I try to read the serious new books about power in America, about the way the country is run and the realities of the major industries and financial systems...
Paid articleYugoslavia Turns Back the Clock
Homan, Richard L.
Tito and his men tighten the reins to end their country's experiment in decentralization Yugoslavia Turns Back the Clock RICHARD L. HOMAN "The Yugoslav experiment is undoubtedly the most advanced...
Paid articleBillion-Dollar Loophole
Aspin, Les
BILLION-DOLLAR LOOPHOLE LES ASPIN Nearly unnoticed amid the rush of events last fall, Congress has passed another whopper of a defense authorization bill. (That is the part of our $80 billion-plus...
Paid articleHow Congressmen Manage the News
Gruenstein, Peter
Taxpayers foot the bill for the elaborate publicity machine that glorifies their Representatives Press Release Politics: How Congressmen Manage the News PETER GRUENSTEIN There are about a half...
Paid articleA Free and Accessible Press
Duscha, Julius
A FREE AND ACCESSIBLE PRESS JULIUS DUSCHA One day last fall The Los Angeles Times ran an unusual editorial. Prosaically headed "Some Changes in the Editorial Pages," it reported the decision of...
Paid articleA Look Back at the Year Ahead
Lipez, Richard
A GLANCE BACK AT THE YEAR AHEAD RICHARD LIPEZ We will soon be reading and hearing a lot about the most newsworthy events of 1973, as well as the least newsworthy events of 1973 that made news...
Paid articleA Trapped Generation on Trial
Schipper, Henry
The horrors of Vietnam are revisited during a mitigation hearing in Wisconsin's campus bombing case A Trapped Generation on Trial HENRY SCHIPPER Dane County Circuit Court Judge William Sachtjen...
Paid articleEleven Ten-Best Films
Turan, Kenneth
ELEVEN TEN-BEST FILMS KENNETH TURAN In January, traditionally a cheerless time, film critics, of all people, burst into a certain kind of bloom. Criticized themselves all year round as tendentious...
Paid articleAn Opera for Today
McDaniel, Charles-Gene
Menotti's "opera for the whole world" is art devoted to a noble human cause An Opera for Today CHARLES-GENE McDANIEL Gian Carlo Menotti's latest opera, Tamu-Tamu, is as contemporary and...
Paid articleLETTERS
LETTERS Aid for Vietnam Children A letter in the December issue captioned "Friends of Vietnam Orphans" brought attention to Bill HR5159, introduced by Representative Patsy Mink of Hawaii, which...
Paid articleTHAT FIRST AMENDMENT
UNGAR, SANFORD J.
BOOKS THAT FIRST AMENDMENT SANFORD J. UNGAR What a crisis it was, ten years ago in college, when someone in the Young Democrats invited maverick George C. Wallace to speak on campus. Hundreds of...
Paid articlePower to Persuade
Paper, Lewis J.
Power to Persuade PRESIDENTIAL TELEVISION, by Newton Minow, John Bartlow Martin, and Lee Mitchell. Basic Books. 232 pp. $8.95. reviewed by Lewis J. Paper In his 1960 book, Presidential Power,...
Paid articleWomen in Politics
Nies, Judith
Women in Politics a minority of members: women in the u.s. congress, by Hope Cham-berlin. Praeger. 374 pp. $10. reviewed by Judith Nies Jeannette Rankin was the first woman elected to Congress....
Paid articleA Bill Gets Passed
Sturges, Gerald D.
A Bill Gets Passed THE DANCE OF LEGISLATION, by Eric Redman. Simon & Schuster. 319 pp. $7.95. reviewed by Gerald D. Sturges It can be disconcerting to tell someone that you are a...
Paid articleBooks Briefly
Books Briefly the price of vision: the diary of henry a. Wallace, 1942-1946, edited and with an introduction by John Morton Blum (Houghton Mifflin. 707 pp. $15). This volume should do much to...
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