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 Vol. 038 Issue 004 (April 1 1974)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Comment
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Dietsch, The Editors and Ros Jensen, Jim Castelli, David Zielenziger, Erny Tannen, and Robert W.
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COMMENT A Message to Washington Last month in these pages we ventured the judgment that Richard M. Nixon's last, desperate attempts to rally public support for his discredited Presidency...
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The Word from Washington
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The Wasteland
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Denenberg, Herbert S.
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HEALTH CARE FOR ALL The Wasteland HERBERT S. DENENBERG Health care is one of the areas of American life most ready for reform. Health care affects every American; it touches directly on our...
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National Health Insurance: The Benefits, the Risks
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Ostrow, Joanne
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HEALTH CARE FOR ALL National Health Insurance: The Benefits, the Risks JOANNE OSTROW During his 1968 campaign, Presidential candidate Richard Nixon operated on the premise that the...
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Is It Worth It to Go Halfway?
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Slade, Steve
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HEALTH CARE FOR ALL IS IT WORTH IT TO GO HALFWAY? STEVE SLADE The United States appears to be marching relentlessly toward some form of national health insurance (NHI). There is no...
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'New Federalism' in the Delta
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Huttie, Wayne Clark and Joseph Jr.
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HEALTH CARE FOR ALL 'New Federalism' in the Delta WAYNE CLARK and JOSEPH HUTTIE, JR. Mound Bayou, Mississippi Leonard King is not sure who Richard Nixon is. To a black plantation worker...
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free, Proud, and Sick
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Lipez, Richard
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FREE, PROUD, AND SICK RICHARD LIPEZ "We're free, proud, and sick." That's the motto of the Floyd Bunnywells, the remarkable Missouri family that has been selected "National Self-Reliant Sick...
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The United States and Burundi: Genocide, Nickel, and 'Normalization'
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Morris, Roger
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The United States and Burundi: Genocide, Nickel, and 'Normalization' ROGER MORRIS In recent months the Nixon Administration has secretly decided to move toward closer relations with the...
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Military Spending: The Juggernaut Rolls On
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Duscha, Julius
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A compliant Congress permits the Pentagon to take steps that increase the risk of nuclear war Military Spending: The Juggernaut Rolls On JULIUS DUSCHA The new Pentagon budget, which calls...
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Justice without Politics
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MILLER, ARTHUR S.
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A political Justice Department tied to the White House has contributed to distrust of our judicial system JUSTICE WITHOUT POLITICS ARTHUR S. MILLER "The place of Justice is an hallowed...
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For a Revolution-in-Stages
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Lens, Sidney
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An authority on radical movements proposes some strategic objectives for transforming America For a Revolution-in-Stages SIDNEY LENS A revolutionary situation occurs, Lenin wrote in...
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What Can a Person Do?
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Rubin, Morris H.
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Two courageous citizens who stood up for their rights won out against witch-hunting What Can a Person Do? MORRIS H. RUBIN In a leaderless country sunk in despair and frustration in the midst...
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Out There in America
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Quaintance, James C Rosapepe, John 7. Schell, Daniel Zwerdling, and Charles W.
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OUT THERE IN AMERICA Tidewater Populism Richmond, Virginia In the racially turbulent 1950s and 1960s, when work ing-class whites felt increasingly threatened by the de mands of blacks,...
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The Sirens Sing from Piceance Creek
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Villa, Eilene Sug
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The looting of the West for its oil shale and natural gas can ravage the environment and increase radioactivity The Sirens Sing from Piceance Creek EILENE SU G VILLA The oldtimers called it...
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The Toilet-Paper Papers
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Mayer, Milton
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The Toilet-Paper Papers MILTON MAYER Paris I have never, until now, used the word "shit" in print —nor, come to think of it, in what we used to call (when we could still tell the difference)...
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America's State of Being
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HODGSON, GODFREY
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the shadows of the north woods, he has flip-flopped from an excessive confidence in the short-term efficacy of political action into what may be an excessive and is certainly a wholehearted...
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Populism and Reform
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Paper, Lewis J.
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Populism and Reform THE GENTEEL POPULISTS, by Simon Lazarus. Holt, Rinehart & Winston. 303 pp. $8.95. reviewed by Lewis /. Paper "One revolution is just like one cocktail," Will Rogers once...
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Crocodiles and Men
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Wright, Lawrence
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Crocodiles and Men I EYELIDS OF MORNING: THE MINGLED DESTINIES OF CROCODILES AND MEN, by Alistair Graham. Photographs by Peter Beard. New York Graphic Society. 260 pp. $22.50. reviewed by...
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Books Briefly
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Books Briefly BLACKS AND AMERICAN MEDICAL CARE, by Max Seham, M.D. Foreword by John L.S. Holloman, Jr., M.D. (University of Minnesota Press. 125 pp. $7.95). A pediatrician with many years of...
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Letters
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that "an impeachable offense is whatever a majority of the House of Representatives considers it to be at a given moment in history," but I consider it unfair and misleading to quote it in...
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