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 Vol. 038 Issue 011 (November 1 1974)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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Mattes", "The Editors and Keith Brinton, James Nelson Goodsell, Aivin P. Sanoff, Larry Agran, Carrol
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COMMENT Lapel-pin Economics Richard M. Nixon's lapel-pin flag, which was supposed to identify the political good guys, has been replaced by President Ford's WIN button, which is supposed to...
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The Word from Washington
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THE WORD FROM WASHINGTON As we make our rounds in the nation's capital, watching our statesmen do their numbers in these times of crisis and confusion, we often think of the immortal Casey...
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"Criminal Negligence: Congress, Chile, and the CIA"
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Miller, Judith
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Criminal Negligence: Congress, Chile, and the CIA JUDITH MILLER Though political purists may bridle at the comparison, the late president of Chile, Salvador Allende, and the Democratic Senator...
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Reflections: On Abortion
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Coots, Max A.
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REFLECTIONS On Abortion MAX A. COOTS I note that the abortion issue is alive and well and living in three proposed amendments to the Constitution. Those who oppose abortion and who believe it to...
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"Indians, Coal, and the Big Sky"
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Harris, Fred and La Donna
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The Northern Cheyennes may be fighting for all of us Indians, Coal, and the Big Sky FRED and LA DONNA HARRIS The commencement exercises at Busby High School at the close of the 1974 school year...
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Nuclear Power: Uninsurable
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Denenberg, Herbert S.
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Insurance companies find the risks of atomic energy too hot to handle Nuclear Power: Uninsurable HERBERT S. DENENBERG Is the present state of nuclear power technology safe? One way to answer this...
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Last of the Red Hot Fixers
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Burns, Thomas S.
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Whatever ITT wanted, Dita Beard got Last of the Red Hot Fixers THOMAS S. BURNS Long before the ITT North American staff had decided whether a submarine cable business in the United States would...
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Vietnam: The Sickness
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Krich, Claudia A.
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There is no 'peace with honor' for 21 million war victims Vietnam: The Sickness CLAUDIA A. KRICH Quang Ngai "If you want to live rich, go into government administration, If you want to beat...
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Out There in America
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Poss", "Walt Bogdanich, Stanley
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OUT THERE IN AMERICA Landgrebe's Last Stand? Hammond, Indiana Back home in Indiana, Representative Earl Landgrebe, second district Republican, wants to be known as a man with courage. "You've got...
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The Great Energy Joyride
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Osterhout", "Stewart Udall, Charles Conconi, and David B.
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The Great Energy Joyride STEWART UDALL, CHARLES N. CONCONI, and DAVID B. OSTERHOUT In this age of scarcity, the United States can no longer capriciously assume it has a special right to the...
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"New Cuba, New Cubans"
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Hoover, John P.
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The Castro regime has raised living standards and restored self-respect to Cubans New Cuba, New Cubans JOHN P. HOOVER Havana The squalor of Old Havana is gone—as are the beggars, the loiterers,...
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The Swagger of Autumn
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Borland, Hal
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The Swagger of Autumn HAL BORLAND Frosty New England nights now bring frosty dawns, dawns when the whole world is a dazzle of diamonds. Every bush and twig and weed stem along the river is covered...
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Movies: Lovelace and Lee
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Turan, Kenneth
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MOVIES Lovelace and Lee KENNETH TURAN It is by their Instamatics that ye shall know them, by their haircurlers, their Bermuda shorts, their baseball caps, and their tour maps. They are tourists...
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Robert Moses: HowPower Works
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Meyer, Karl E.
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BOOKS Robert Moses: How Power Works KARL E. MEYER THE POWER BROKER: ROBERT MOSES AND THE FALL OF NEW YORK, by Robert A. Caro. Alfred A. Knopf. 1,246 pp. $17.95. One's initial reaction in picking...
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Whiffs of Change
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Hess, Karl
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Whiffs of Change the promise and pitfalls of revolution, by Sidney Lens. United Church Press. 287 pp. $7.95. left turn: origins of the next american revolution, by Richard E. Rubenstein. Little,...
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Rights First
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McCann, William
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Rights First pioneer-at-law, by George Edwards. ' Foreword by Earl Warren. W.W. Norton. 247 pp. $7.95. reviewed by William McCann George Clifton Edwards, the worthy subject of a son's eulogistic...
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Those Urban Ills
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WHITMAN, CHARLES
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Those Urban Ills taming the last frontier: a pre-. scription for the urban crisis, by C. W. Griffin. Pitman. 260 pp. . $8.95. . reviewed by Charles Whitman C.W. Griffin, a civil engineer and a...
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Books Briefly
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Books Briefly war and presidential power: a chronicle of congressional surrender, by Thomas F. Eagleton (Liver-ight. 240 pp. $8.95). Last year, Senator Eagleton fought a lonely and foredoomed fight...
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Letters
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LETTERS Dynamite Your September issue is dynamite. Marcus Raskin's "The System Impeached" was great, and it hits the myth with reality. "Why Teachers Strike," by Barbara Koep-pel and "Seeds of a...
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Everybody Does It
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Lipez, Richard
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Everybody Does It RICHARD LIPEZ The mayor of Grand Rapids was presiding over a meeting of his Thirty-five Committee which, having finished off Muskegon and Battle Creek, was working on a way to...
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