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 Vol. 040 Issue 007 (July 1 1976)
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••Contents••
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 The Issue Problem
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Morgan, The Editors and Jack dark, Sidney Lens, and Edward R
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COMMENT The Issue Problem A few weeks before the Pennsylvania primary, Patrick Caddell, Jimmy Carter's pollster, discovered his candidate had a problem: Voters thought he was a littlefuzzy on the...
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The Word from Washington
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THE WORD FROM WASHINGTON The psychopathology of Spiro T. Ag-new's sleazy excursion into the dismal swamp of anti-Semitism might make a fascinating case study. Jewish businessmen in Maryland were...
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Intelligence Investigations: Congress Cops Out
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Lardner, George Jr.
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The Intelligence Investigations: Congress Cops Out GEORGE LARDNER JR. The investigations of the Central Intelligence Agency, the FBI, and other assorted Government gumshoes have finally drawn to a...
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Reflections: On Secrecy
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Schorr, Daniel
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REFLECTIONS On Secrecy DANIEL SCHORR It is now some four months since the Village Voice appeared, or exploded, with the House Intelligence Committee report. Since February 23, when I was...
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Middlemen on Top
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Shabecoff, Alice
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Middlemen on Top ALICE SHABECOFF Food is no longer food—a loaf of bread golden from the oven, a tomato picked in midsummer ripeness. In today's America, food is a manufactured, marketed...
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The Great Grain Robbery
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Burbach, Roger
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The Great Grain Robbery ROGER BURBACH Not long ago, few people outside—or even inside—the Midwestern breadbasket states had ever heard of the world's largest grain trading corporation—Cargill. But...
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A Fable, Amended
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Moody, Bruce R.
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This advertisement appeared in The New York Times The Modern Little Red Hen. Once upon a time, there was a little red hen who scratched about the barnyard until she uncovered some grains of wheat....
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Bananagate
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Maurer, Harry
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Bananagate HARRY MAURER Bananas dominated my first view of Honduras. The plane from Miami swung low over the northern coast, and in the valley below were the plantations, like huge, pale-green...
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Milking the Third World
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Astrachan, Anthony
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Milking the Third World ANTHONY ASTRACHAN "Bring up your baby with love and Lactogen," a radio commercial used to say in Sierra Leone. "... Now Lactogen is better food because it has more protein...
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Movies: Too True
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Turan, Kenneth
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MOVIES Too True KENNETH TURAN All the President's Men is probably the closest I will ever come to having a movie made about my life. No, I am not Carl or Bob, or even Ben, Howard, or Harry, and...
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The Final Days of Lyndon Johnson
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Loory, Stuart H.
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The Final Days of Lyndon Johnson STUART H. LOORY We have to start thinking about whether the portraits of past Presidents should be hung in the White House. Perhaps they overly magnify a sitting...
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Stevenson's Fate
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Lasch, Robert
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Stevenson's Fate ADLAI STEVENSON OF ILLINOIS, by John Bartlow Martin. Double-day. 828 pp. $15. ROBERT LASCH Those of us who loved Adlai Stevenson but were profoundly disappointed by his support...
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Maverick Raiders
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Love, Sam
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Maverick Raiders THE MONKEY WRENCH GANG, by Edward Abbey. Lippincott. 352 pp. $8.95. SAM LOVE The role of an ecological activist is not easy. Industrial society is so counter-ecological that life...
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Books Briefly
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Books Briefly THE WHISPER OF THE AXE, by Richard Condon(Dial Press. 279pp. $8.95). In recent novels, Condon seems driven to greater excesses of surrealism as if trying to stay a couple of jumps...
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Letters
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LETTERS Eschew Obfuscation The article in the May issue, "On the Viable Thrust of Massified Dialogue," by Edwin Newman, was delightful reading. In-an age which needs simplification to survive it...
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End Game: Magical
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Lipez, Richard
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END GAME Magical RICHARD LIPEZ On Thursday, March 11,1976, at 2 p.m., the Dow Jones industrial average rose above' 'the magical 1,000 mark'' for the first time since early 1973. Where were you,...
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