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IssueVol. 040 Issue 011 (November 1 1976)
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Paid articleVoting for What We Want
COMMENT Voting for What We Want When Richard M. Nixon campaigned for the Presidency in 1968, he solemnly assured his audiences that if he were elected, he would appoint a new Attorney General. The...
Paid articleThe Word from Washington
THE WORD FROM WASHINGTON After the kind of ballyhoo and build-up normally associated with a championship boxing match, the first of the Great Debates came off as scheduled on September 23. For...
Paid articleThere Are Alternatives
Anderson, Jim McClellan and David
There Are Alternatives JIM McCLELLAN and DAVID E. ANDERSON Johnnie Mae Hackworthe of Brenham, Texas, Americus Liberator of Valentine, Nebraska, and Princess Fifi Rich-wildlyrunningwaters...
Paid articleDoes God Have a Candidate?
Boyd, Malcolm
Does God Have a Candidate? MALCOLM BOYD When a television interviewer asked Richard J. Daley to comment on Jimmy Carter's campaign emphasis on religion, Chicago's perpetual mayor replied, "It's...
Paid articleNone of the Above
Mayer, Milton
None of the Above MILTON MAYER A pacifist is a doctrinaire — a man or woman with a doctrine. The Kellogg-Briand Pact of 1928, with its sixty-three High Contracting Signatories, renounces war as an...
Paid articleReflections: On Making Work Meaningful
Peterson, Brent
REFLECTIONS On Making Work Meaningful BRENT PETERSON From where I sit in West Germany, it is almost laughable to read that Leonard Woodcock, head of the United Auto Workers, recently asked for...
Paid articleJapan's Nuclear Crisis
Wasserman, Harvey
Poor performance and local resistance have dispelled enthusiasm for nuclear power in Japan Japan's Nuclear Crisis HARVEY WASSERMAN Nuclear power has become a global issue. Some 150 reactors are...
Paid articleOut There in America
Kovler, Michael True, Alvin P. Sanoff, Alan Minskofi, and Peter
OUT THERE IN AMERICA Digging in on the Potomac Alexandria, Virginia The brown spots, where the protesters dug holes in the lawn near the River Entrance to the Pentagon, have practically...
Paid articleThe Friends and The Feds
Bacon, Margaret
The Friends and The Feds MARGARET H. BACON In February 1922, an FBI agent in Philadelphia sent a confidential and rather plaintive memorandum to his superior in Washington about the American...
Paid articleProfessors on the Take
Bohm, Benjamin Rosenthal, Michael lacobson, and Marcy
Financial ties to huge food corporations may shade the 'expert testimony' of nutritionists Professors on the Take BENJAMIN ROSENTHAL, MICHAEL JACOBSON, and MARCY BOHM "Whose bread I eat, his song...
Paid articleOpening' the Suburbs: Does Hartford Point the Way?
McAULIFFE, KEVIN
'Opening' the Suburbs: Does Hartford Point the Way? KEVIN McAULIFFE Hartford, Connecticut The Supreme Court had barely announced its decision earlier this year "opening" the suburbs to low-income...
Paid articleThe Uphill Battle Against Bureaucratese
Ensor, David
The Uphill Battle against Bureaucratese DAVID ENSOR Have you ever tried to read The Federal Register? It comes out every weekday — a thick and verbose Government publication containing all the...
Paid articleMovies: Festival
Turan, Kenneth
MOVIES Festival KENNETH TURAN Telluride, Colorado Film people who dabble in festivals are like surfers seeking the perfect wave or neurotics diligently checking out therapy after therapy, looking...
Paid articlePuncturing the Nuclear Power Controversy
READER, MARK
BOOKS Puncturing the Nuclear Power Controversy MARK READER In this original paperback, Unacceptable Risk: The Nuclear Power Controversy, McKinley C. Olson has written a highly needed book on...
Paid articleKeys to the South
PINSKY, MARK
Keys to the South THE TRANSFORMATION OF SOUTHERN P0UTICS: SOCIAL CHANGE AND POLITICAL CONSEQUENCES SINCE 1945, by Jack Bass and Walter De Vries. Basic Books. 532 pp. $15.95. MARK PINSKY At the...
Paid articleGeorge Ball's Credo
WITTNER, LAWRENCE S.
George Ball's Credo DIPLOMACY FOR A CROWDED WORLD, by George W. Ball. Atlantic-Little, Brown. 356 pp. $12.95. LAWRENCE S. WITTNER If the Democrats recapture the White House this November, a...
Paid articleThe Irish Tragedy
SPINNER, THOMAS J. Jr.
The Irish Tragedy THE DAMNABLE QUESTION: A STUDY OF ANGLO-IRISH RELATIONS, by George Dangerfield. Little, Brown. 400 pp. $14.95. THOMAS J. SPINNER JR. Writing to his wife from Dublin, a few weeks...
Paid article'Love' Underground
SCHWARTZ, WENDY
'Love' Underground TO AMERICA WITH LOVE: LETTERS FROM THE UNDERGROUND, by Anita and Abbie Hoffman. Stonehill. 206 pp. $7.95 hardcover. $3.95 paperback. WENDY SCHWARTZ Abbie Hoffman was the court...
Paid articleBooks Briefly
Books Briefly THE DIARY OF ANAIS NIN, edited by Gunther Stuhlmann (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich. Volume Six, 1955-1966. 414 pp. $12.95). In this past decade of renewed feminism, many women have become...
Paid articleLetters
LETTERS McGovern on Sayre As a regular reader of The Progressive, I note that Nora Sayre ("The Democrats: Winning Is the Only Thing," September issue) says she "had always thought that he...
Paid articleEnd Game: Gubble
Lipez, Richard
END GAME wonderful squinty eyes, and he said, 'Hi there, buckeroo.' Except this man wasn't squinting. He had this powerful concentrated wide-open gaze full of understanding and reassurance, and he...
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