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 Vol. 038 Issue 012 (December 1 1974)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 No Confidence
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Stewart, The Editors and Robert W. Dietsch, Barry Lynn, Michael D. Mosettig, Mark Pinsky, Jules
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COMMENT No Confidence In a television interview on election night the durable Speaker of the House of Representatives, Carl Albert of Oklahoma, displayed understandable enthusiasm for the...
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The Word from Washington
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The Japanese call it tsunami—the huge wave that follows an earthquake on the ocean floor or an underwater volcanic eruption. For the Congress of the United States, last month's election results...
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Dead End: America on Wheels
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ERWIN, ROBERT
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Dead End: America on Wheels ROBERT ERWIN There is a standard comic scene in which the zany tries to cope with a menacing heavy. When the bruiser says, "I'll knock you flatter than a tortilla,"...
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That GM Wheel
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Miller, Judith
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That GM Wheel JUDITH MILLER The United States v. General Motors may become the trial of the century—literally. The case, now in its seventh year with no end in sight, illustrates the power of...
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On Manhood
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DVORKIN, DAVID
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REFLECTIONS On Manhood DAVID DVORKIN I was surprised when I first .realized that most feminists believe men really have it made. Certainly, lip service is paid to the idea that boys, just as...
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The Coming Offshore Ripoff
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NORDLINGER, STEPHEN E.
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The Ford Administration cheers as the oil companies get ready to pollute the Atlantic seaboard The Coming Offshore Ripoff STEPHEN E. NORDLINGER Like lemmings rushing to the sea,...
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Senator Eastland's Christmas
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Ullman, Victor
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Senator James 0. Eastland, Mississippi Democrat is, as president pro tern of the Senate, now second in line to succeed to the Presidency of the United States. He is chairman of the Senate...
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Will Mexico Move Right?
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RIDING, ALAN
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Echeverria's modest reforms face a crucial test in 1976 Will Mexico Move Right? ALAN RIDING Conservative forces in Mexico are already imbued with the Spirit of '76. But despite their close...
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Out There in America
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Egerton, John; Langner, Paul
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A Church without Walls Nashville, Tennessee "We wondered what would happen if we did something to revive the old prophetic religion. The idea was to have a magazine that said something about the...
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The Place Nobody Wanted
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Mayer, Milton
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The Swiss fear the un-Swiss unless they're tourists The Place Nobody Wanted MILTON MAYER Wasserwendi/Hasliberg, Switzerland He found himself—he who was destined to be the first Swiss—on the top...
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HEW's Witchhunt
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HEINS, MARJORIE
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McCarthyism marches on in HEW's massive security system HEW's Witchhunt MARJORIE HEINS Dr. James Kahn has a large world map over the desk in his study with pins stuck in all the places he has...
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Reddy Kilowatt's Dark Hour
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Love, Sam
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With investor-owned utilities in big trouble the talk of public ownership grows Reddy Kilowatt's Dark Hour SAM LOVE Who would have thought that Reddy Kilowatt—that red-baiting rascal—could get...
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Bottling Up Litter
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DERNBACH, JOHN
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Bottling Up Litter JOHN DERNBACH Oregon's "bottle bill" has come of age. And crumbling in its wake are some highly publicized myths about solid waste and litter control. The Environmental...
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Higher Education: Portents for the Future
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COLEMAN, JOHN R.
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BOOKS Higher Education: Portents for the Future JOHN R. COLEMAN A good man has written a bad book on a good theme at a bad time. In Our Invaded Universities, Ronnie Dugger, editor-at-large...
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Hindsight on War
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Ragsdale, Wilmott
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Hindsight on War THE WOUND WITHIN, by Alexander r Kendrick. Little, Brown. 432 pp. $12.95. reviewed by Wilmott Ragsdale In The Wound Within, newsman and foreign affairs analyst Alexander...
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Public Advocate
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Olson, McKinley C.
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Public Advocate TO LIFE, by Elmer Gertz. McGrawHill . 252 pp. $7.95. reviewed by McKinley C. Olson In any era, a distinguished autobiography of a human being like Elmer Gertz would be a...
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Lincoln and Race
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Hunter, John P.
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Lincoln and Race THE FIERY TRIAL, by Herbert Mitgang. Viking Press. 207 pp. $7.95. reviewed by John P. Hunter Fourteen years ago, at the beginning of the observance of the Civil War...
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Inside Cairo
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Altbach, Philip G.
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Inside Cairo IN SEARCH OF A LI MAHMOUD: AN a AMERICAN WOMAN. IN EGYPT, by Vivian Gornick. Saturday Review Press. 343 pp. $8.95. reviewed by Philip G. Altbach Here is a book that...
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Abuse of Power
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Griffith, Robert
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Abuse of Power THE AWESOME POWER: HARRY S. TRUMAN AS COMMANDER IN CHIEF, by Richard F. Haynes. Louisiana State University Press. 359 pp. $12.95. reviewed by Robert Griffith Given the...
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Books Briefly
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Books Briefly TALES OF ITT: AN INSIDER'S REPORT, by Thomas S: Burns (Houghton Mifflin. 246 pp. $7.95). Written by a former vice president of the International Telephone and Telegraph Company,...
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LETTERS
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LETTERS Freedom from Coercion I read with much interest Carrol Cagle's Comment in the November issue about the breakthrough for education and freedom from coercion in the New Mexico schools. We...
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WINNERS
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Lipez, Richard
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WINners RICHARD LIPEZ A great citizens' mobilization is under way around the country to get the economy back on its feet, and I have personally received thousands of letters from patriotic...
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