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 Vol. 038 Issue 002 (February 1 1974)
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••Contents••
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 IMPEACHMENT AND THE DILATORY DEMOCRATS
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Sanoff, The Editors and John E. Dougherty, Stephen E. Nordlinger, Sidney Lens, John Logue, Phil Hasl
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IMPEACHMENT AND THE DILATORY DEMOCRATS Senator Barry M. Goldwater of Arizona, the arch-conservative Republican Presidential candidate in 1964, is in a hurry about impeaching President Nixon: "I...
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The Word from Washington
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THE WORD FROM WASHINGTON The Senate of the United States is, as we keep reminding ourselves and reminding you (because we both, somehow, tend to forget), the World's Greatest Deliberative Body. A...
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Amnesty: Eddie McNally Comes Home
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Miller, Judith
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AMNESTY: Eddie McNally Comes Home JUDITH MILLER Eddie McNally and Lewis Simon are "self-retired" veterans. The only GI benefit for which they are eligible, now that they have voluntarily returned...
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Back on the Track
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Upez, Richard
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Back on the Track RICHARD LIPEZ A group of commuters near Pittsburgh have invented an amazing device that, if used nationally, could revolutionize travel and solve the fuel crisis. They call their...
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Oil: the Data Shortage
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Duscha, Julius
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The basic figures on supply of oil and gas remain the best kept secrets of the Energy Crisis Oil: the Data Shortage JULIUS DUSCHA Last October 12, when the Arab-Israeli war was beginning to raise...
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Transforming Trash in Nashville
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Egerton, John
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TRANSFORMING TRASH IN NASHVILLE JOHN EGERTON Americans throw away about 200 million tons of stuff a year—trash, garbage, junk, so-called "disposable solid waste." By the most conservative...
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A Man Named Smith and the President
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Baker, George L.
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Not even the White House could save the corporate empire of one of Richard Nixon's best friends A Man Named Smith and the President GEORGE L. BAKER Even in the scandal-ridden Nixon...
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The Bad Man's Club
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Mayer, Milton
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THE BAD MAN'S CLUB MILTON MAYER It is time that the late Senator Joe McCarthy had an epitaph. Maybe, Here Lies a Man Who Never Said He Wasn't a Crook. Or, if that should be too eclectic—He Didn't...
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February: Time of Renewal
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Borland, Hal
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While this is a winter of discontent, it is also a time to review and rest and think February: Time of Renewal HAL BORLAND I am of two minds about writing an article just now. Particularly about...
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Chile: the Dream Bides Time
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Schesch, Pat Garrett and Adam
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CHILE: the Dream Bides Time PAT GARRETT and ADAM SCHESCH More than half a million people turned out in Santiago last September 4 to celebrate the third anniversary of Salvadore Allende's election...
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A Memory of Tet
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Dinh, Tran Van
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A Memory of Tet TRAN VAN DINH The American people were brutally introduced to the word "Tet" in the last days of January 1968, when the Vietcong, in a series of daring attacks, carried the war...
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The Keeping of a President
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Bonafede, Dom
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THE KEEPING OF A PRESIDENT DOM BONAFEDE Crackbacked by Watergate, Agnew, walking pneumonia, creeping inflation, the energy crisis, vanishing tapes, and exposed tax writeoffs, President Nixon can...
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Illegal Immigrants: A View from the Barrio
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Day, Mark
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Illegal Immigrants A View from the Barrio MARK DAY Maria Hernandez was changing her baby's diapers when U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) agents arrested her at a deteriorating...
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The Unfulfilled Promise of Cable TV
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Oppenheim, Jerrold N.
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The powerful networks and a weak FCC undermine the potential of cable television The Unfulfilled Promise of Cable TV JERROLD N. OPPENHEIM If the cable television industry were as responsive to...
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Playing with Politics
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Hughes, Catharine
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PLAYING WITH POLITICS CATHARINE HUGHES If today's American theater were to be put in a time capsule and suddenly turned up, say, a hundred years from now—a generally horrendous prospect—it would...
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Letters
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LETTERS Cheating the Poor As a supporter of your magazine and the ideals it stands for, I have been disappointed in your lack of interest in the Administration's attempt at dismantling the Office...
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The Dulles Legacy
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MARDER, MURREY
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BOOKS The Dulles Legacy MURREY MARDER John Foster Dulles, not Henry A. Kissinger, invented whirlwind aerial diplomacy, but their flights took them in opposite directions. Dulles walled off...
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Reporting Reporters
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d'Arazien, Steven
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Reporting Reporterg the boys on the bus, by Timothy Crouse. Random House. 371 pp. $7.95. reviewed by Steven d'Arazien Each Presidential election seems to produce a special book. Out of the 1960...
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That Male Ego
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O'Neill, William L.
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That Male Ego sexual suicide, by George F. Gilder. Quadrangle. 308 pp. $7.95. reviewed by William L. O'Neill Since feminists have written some bad books it is only fair, I suppose, that...
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The Art Jungle
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Werner, Alfred
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The Art Jungle Ithe art crowd, by Sophy Burnham. David McKay Company. 395 pp. $8.95. reviewed by Alfred Werner Every once in a while the public is mildly aroused by a muckraking expose of the...
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Books Briefly
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Books Briefly amnesty? by Arlie Schardt, William A. Rusher, and Mark O. Hatfield (Sun River Press. 148 pp. $5.95). Schardt, associate director of the Washington office of the American Civil...
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