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IssueVol. 044 Issue 006 (June 1 1980)
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Paid articleLETTERS
LETTERS Dove candidate I want to report having created my own dove Presidential candidate and having easily found thirty-five registered Democrats here to support him. The candidate is...
Paid articleMEMO
MEMO Unrepentant radical In November 1950, toward the back of what was then a thirty-six-page magazine, Sidney Lens's byline appeared for the first time in The Progressive. His article was...
Paid articleCOMMENT
COMMENT Carter's 'worthy effort' President Carter calls his aborted attempt to rescue the American hostages in Iran by military means "a worthy effort." Worthy of whom? Worthy of what? In a single...
Paid articleTHE WORD FROM WASHINGTON
Stein, Jeffrey
THE WORD FROM WASHINGTON The forgotten vets Jeffrey Stein In September 1973, after months of fruitless jobhunting in California, I packed up my master's degree, a few books, and a suitcase of...
Paid articleVOICES FROM THREE MILE ISLAND
Mills, Susan
Voices from Three Mile Island A foretaste of the nuclear society Susan Mills Wat is it like to live through a nuclear disaster? Six months ago, when my husband and I set out to find the answer,...
Paid articleWHAT IS HAPPENING TO THE ANIMALS?
Wasserman, Harvey
What is happening to the animals? Central Pennsylvania's silent spring Harvey Wasserman Central Pennsylvania is a place where some of the world's richest soil yields to the plow of the world's...
Paid articleHOT CARGO
Lens, Sidney
Hot cargo The growing menace of nuclear transportation Sidney Lens The nuclear industry is like an artichoke: You peel away one problem only to encounter another at the next level. At the...
Paid articleA PETITION FROM AKBARA
Davis, Bob
A petition from Akbara Arab villagers want Israel to return their loyalty Bob Davis While reports from Israel have focused on Jewish settlements in densely populated Palestinian areas of the West...
Paid articleA SHOWCASE OF REPRESSION
Zinn, Howard
A showcase of repression Boston University curbs its'excess of democracy' Howard Zinn Think a bit about the history of these past twenty-five years in the United States—the years of the black...
Paid articleBIRTH PANGS ON THE LEFT
Judis, John
Birth pangs on the Left The Citizens' Party has everything but a constituency John Judis America's two-party system has proven itself to be a remarkably flexible instrument of political change,...
Paid articleHELL, NO
Mayer, Milton
Hell, no Milton Mayer Three or four wars ago, a handful of young men showed up—or refused to show up—who called themselves conscientious objectors. A conscientious objector was first of all...
Paid articleTHE PEN VERSUS THE SWORD
The pen versus the sword Until early this year, the all-but-forgotten Selective Service System had been basking in the solitude of "deep standby" status, quietly developing new plans to exhume its...
Paid articleRINGKNOCKING
Roane, Stephen
Ringknocking A guide to the folkways of the United States Navy Stephen Roane The Navy is a strange place, a little world of its own with all the foibles and failings of the society around it....
Paid articleA BITTER SEASON IN SOUTH AFRICA
Adams, Megan
A bitter season in South Africa 'It's like having a ghastly disease' Megan Adams Wat is most surprising in one's first view of Johannesburg is how typically American it appears. The wide highway...
Paid articleTHE PROGRESSIVE PUZZLE
Cox, Emily; Rathvon, Henry
The Progressive Puzzle Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon Letters to clue answers, when put in the appropriately numbered squares, will spell out a quotation and its source (the title of a speech). The...
Paid articleBOOKS
Lewis, J.Patrick
BOOKS Marxism for today J. Patrick Lewis Iohn Maynard Keynes once called Karl Marx's Capital "an outmoded economics textbook ... not only scientifically erroneous but without interest or...
Paid articleTHE LAST WORD
Day, Samuel H. Jr.
THE LAST WORD Under twenty Samuel H. Day Jr. There was a time about two decades ago when "over thirty" became the way of delineating the generation gap in America. It was the age—give or take a...
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