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Insider Predicts Longest Auto Strike in History

by Victor Riesel

Human Events, July 15, 1967, p. 6

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      1. 1967: Crucial Test for Foreign Policy by John Chamberlain, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. History May Show Reds Won Cold War in 1966 by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 5
      5. U.S. Reds Have Three-Prong Plan to Exploit Viet Nam War, p. 6
      6. Labor Scoffs at Reports LBJ Won't Run by Victor Riesel, p. 7
      7. N.Y.-Moscow Express, p. 7
      8. Has Jacqueline Kennedy Exhausted Public Sympathy? by Vera Glaser, p. 8
      9. Oswald a Crackpot? Columnist Says No by Henry J. Taylor, p. 9
      10. Battle Warms Up Over Satellite Television, p. 9
      11. Galbraith Revisited by Henry Hazlitt, p. 10
      12. Straws in the Republican Wind by Russell Kirk, p. 10
      13. Is It Time to Get Rid of Farm Programs? by John Chamberlain, p. 11
      14. Those Truce "Incidents", p. 11
      15. Strongest LBJ Supporters and Opponents Listed, p. 12
      16. More About Castro Interview by Frederic Nelson, p. 12
      17. Dr. Graham Obsolete?, p. 12
      18. Sabotage in U.S. Industry by Paul Harvey, p. 13
      19. Deficit Widens Credibility Gap, p. 14
      20. LBJ Must Be Happy to See Old Year Out by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 14
      21. U.S. Has Not Learned Vital Lesson of Hungary by Gen. Thomas A. Lane, p. 15
      22. Our Entangling U.N. Alliance by Alice Widener, p. 15
      23. Administration Makes Sweeping Changes in Health Aid Spending, p. 16
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      January 14, 1967 Issue = 21 Articles
      1. Will Business Commit Suicide?, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Brazil Should Provide Foreign Policy Bright Spot by Henry J. Taylor, p. 5
      5. Hanoi Visits Undercut U.S. War Effort by Ted Lewis, p. 6
      6. Socialism to Blame for Much of World's Poverty by Gen. Thomas A. Lane, p. 6
      7. U Thant Refuses to Publish Report on Cuban-Led Subversion, p. 7
      8. Will the President Send This Letter?, p. 8
      9. History and Law Refute Mr. Goldberg by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 8
      10. How to Disrupt Colleges by Jenkin Lloyd Jones, p. 9
      11. Reagan Begins Administration With McClellan Appointment by John Chamberlain, p. 9
      12. Roster of the 90th Congress, p. 10
      13. How to Write Your Congressmen, p. 11
      14. New Year's Predictions from Two Columnists by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 12
      15. --- by Victor Riesel, p. 12
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        The Death of a President by William Manchester
      17. Inside Story of New Reuther Strategy by Victor Riesel, p. 14
      18. A Department of Consumers? by Henry Hazlitt, p. 14
      19. How Big-City Political Machines Get That Way by William H. Rentschler, p. 15
      20. Barry's Seven Lean Years Near End by Paul Harvey, p. 15
      21. Johnson Tries "Building Bridges" to the East, p. 16
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      January 21, 1967 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. Taxes Spending Go Up, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Severe Pilot Shortage: Another McNamara Blunder by Barry Goldwater, p. 5
      5. For Veep: Would You Believe Jacob Javits? by Willard Edwards, pp. 6-9
      6. How the "Warren Revolution" Has Changed America by Sen. Sam J. Ervin, p. 10
      7. U.S. Planes Attacked by Red Chi8nese Destroyers, p. 11
      8. Castro and Nkrumah Plan New Conquest in Africa by George S. Schuyler, p. 12
      9. A Minority Report on the Younger Generation by Morrie Ryskind, p. 13
      10. Who Should Decide Who Gets Bank Credit? by Henry Hazlitt, p. 13
      11. Constructive Action Plans New Contest, p. 13
      12. Judge Pine Dissents from Findings of LBJ's Crime Board by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 14
      13. Red China's Developing Civil War by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, pp. 14-16
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      January 28, 1967 Issue = 15 Articles
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        'The Death of a President' Is Very Bad History by Ralph de Toledano, p. 1 - 1 Review
        The Death of a President by William Manchester
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Illusory Peace Hopes Are Not New to World by Gen. Thomas A. Lane, p. 5
      5. Bertrand Russell Once Wanted to Drop Atom Bombs on Moscow by John Chamberlain, p. 6
      6. Honda's Success Shows What Capitalism Can Do by Barry Goldwater, p. 6
      7. Russians Sound Out U.S. on New Wheat Purchases, p. 7
      8. How We Can Win in Viet Name---An Interview by Gen. Curtis E. LeMay, pp. 8-10
      9. But Adam, Dreyfus Was Innocent by Morrie Ryskind, p. 11
      10. Long's Attack On Drug Industry by Holmes Alexander, p. 11
      11. "The Path We Chart Is Not An Easy One" by Gov. Ronald Reagan, pp. 12-13
      12. Romney Gives Conflicting Views On Viet Nam by Ted Lewis, p. 14
      13. No Need for a Tax Rise by Henry Hazlitt, p. 14
      14. Labor's Plans for Congress: More of the Same by Ralph de Toledano, p. 15
      15. India's Problem: Government by Philosophers by Jenkin Lloyd Jones, pp. 15-16
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      February 4, 1967 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. Supreme Court Kills N.Y. Loyalty Laws by Terry Catchpole, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Reports of Visitors to Hanoi Used to Brainwash U.S. Pilots, p. 5
      5. The Real Story Behind the Reagan-Kerr Controversy by Allan Ryskind, p. 6
      6. Why Listen to U Thant? by John Chamberlain, p. 7
      7. The Deficit Habit, p. 7
      8. Is Poverty the Main Cause of Crime? by M. Stanton Evans, pp. 8-10
      9. Changing the Electoral College by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 11
      10. Is Joanie Phoanie? by Jim Wright, p. 11
      11. You Must Abide by the Rules by Morrie Ryskind, p. 12
      12. Medicare No Blessing to Citizens of Callaway Nebraska, p. 12
      13. Does "Food for Peace" Retard India's Progress?, p. 13
      14. Some of My Best Friends Are Education Professors by Dr. Max Rafferty, p. 14
      15. Eight to Two on ETV, p. 14
      16. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
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      1. Budget Hides Real Foreign Aid Figure by Henry J. Taylor, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Another Planned Deficit by Henry Hazlitt, p. 5
      5. Warren Court---Still in Orbit by Morrie Ryskind, p. 5
      6. One Out of Five Works for Government, p. 5
      7. Lady Bird's "Beautification" Plan Coupled to Traffit Safety Fund by Ted Lewis, p. 6
      8. Experiments Should Be Left to the States by John Chamberlain, p. 6
      9. Chiang Kai-shek Probes Mainland with Special Intelligence Teams, p. 7
      10. More on Hoover-Kennedy "Bugging" Controversy by Ralph de Toledano, p. 7
      11. Ten Reasons for Opposing the U.S.-USSR Consular Treaty by Dr. Lev E. Dobriansky, pp. 8-9
      12. Secret Treasury Task Force Works on Labor-Commerce Merger by Victor Riesel, p. 10
      13. Detroit Clergymen Back Draft "Counseling" Center, p. 10
      14. Kerr's Gone But His Damage Remains, p. 11
      15. Financing College Education by Jenkin Lloyd Jones, pp. 11-13
      16. Short-Sighted U.S. Policies Pushed de Gaulle Toward Moscow by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 14
      17. Nkrumah's Gunboat, p. 14
      18. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
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      1. More Government Medicine Ahead by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. How the Russians Use Their Trade Missions by Frederic Nelson, p. 5
      5. U.S. Pouring Economic Aid Into Former French Colonies, p. 6
      6. Hoffa and the FBI by Ralph de Toledano, p. 6
      7. Does Gunnar Myrdal Speak for the World? by Alice Widener, p. 7
      8. What's Wrong With the U.S. Post Office? by Robert D. Kephart, pp. 8-9
      9. Walter Reuther Sets Stage for Launching New "Union of the Poor" by Victor Riesel, p. 10
      10. U.S. Intelligence Reveals 11 Cosmonauts Dead, p. 11
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      12. War of the Academic Jungle by Morrie Ryskind, p. 13
      13. One Way the NLRB Aids Unions, p. 13
      14. Printing Press to Offset $18-Billion U.S. Deficit by Lawrence Fertig, pp. 14-16
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      1. Has 'Ramparts' Destroyed the NSA?, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Manchester Book Installment Put Kennedy Forces in Bad Light by Ralph de Toledano, p. 5
      5. Do Moral Judgments Have a Place in Welfare? by Alice Widener, p. 6
      6. Nixon and Romney Forces Look to N.H. Wisconsin Primaries, p. 7
      7. Fighting the "War on Crime" in Florida by Burgess Carpenter, pp. 8-9
      8. Soviet Physicists Must Advise on Science---Not Politics by John Chamberlain, p. 10
      9. Come-and-Get-It Welfare by Donald I. Rogers, p. 10
      10. Reagan's Tuition Plan Follows Education Council's 1965 Ideas by Dan L. Beebe, p. 11
      11. Will Private Colleges Vanish? by Russell Kirk, p. 12
      12. Talking with the Red Chinese by Henry J. Taylor, p. 12
      13. Findley Assails Aid to Poland, pp. 12-13
      14. More Constitution-Stretching by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 14
      15. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
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      1. China Experts Chortle at Bobby's Speech by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. "Negative Income Tax" Is Not a Tax by Lawrence Fertig, p. 5
      5. Rent Supplements Fall Flat, p. 6
      6. Who Has President's Ear? by Raymond Moley, p. 6
      7. Why Destroy Whaling and Redwood Industries?, p. 7
      8. Freedom: The Most Exciting of Man's Adventures by Barry Goldwater, pp. 8-9
      9. Here We Go Again on Love Affair With Russia by Morrie Ryskind, p. 10
      10. The Real Tiger in the Tank Is Taxes by Henry J. Taylor, p. 11
      11. Do the Kennedys Want Privacy?, p. 11
      12. Sorensen---From White House to "White Mercenary" by John Boland, p. 12
      13. The SST---Can Taxpayers Afford Such Speed?, p. 13
      14. Despite Many Denials, Rocky Gears Up Presidential Machine by Victor Riesel, p. 14
      15. Spotlight on Congress, p. 15
      16. The Contradictions of Christian Socialism by Irving E. Howard, p. 16
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      1. Will the U.S. Help Overthrow Mao? by Phillip Abbott Luce, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Tax Rise Hits Snag, p. 5
      5. Children's Stories, New-Style by Russell Kirk, p. 5
      6. Dodge city vs. Warren Court by Morrie Ryskind, p. 6
      7. Goldberg Pushes Three Treaties by Holmes Alexander, p. 6
      8. Planners Say $500 Billion Needed for New "Facilities", p. 6
      9. Voluntary Unionism Gets a Negro Hearing by John Chamberlain, p. 7
      10. Draft-Dodging "Pacifists" Find Haven in Canada by George Nobbe, p. 8
      11. New Paper Money Planned, But People Want Gold by Henry Hazlitt, p. 9
      12. Harold Cooley: A Very Bad Loser by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 10
      13. Economist Shatters Myths About Government Medicine by Barry Goldwater, p. 10
      14. Shades of Ponzi, p. 11
      15. Needed: A Thorough Congressional Probe of CIA by Ralph de Toledano, p. 12
      16. Soviet Nuclear Strategy Meeting with Success by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 12
      17. Defense Department Builds Barges With Steel from Communist China, p. 13
      18. Should Americans Set Up a National Family Association? by Alice Widener, p. 14
      19. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
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      1. Will 1968 Be a Repeat of 1948? by Alice Widener, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. A Dubious Dirksen Victory by Ralph de Toledano, p. 5
      5. Visitor Has Trouble Finding Rebellion in Rhodesia by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 6
      6. Brickbats in the Mail by Morrie Ryskind, p. 6
      7. Outer Space Treaty Jeopardizes U.S. Secuurity by Gen. Thomas A. Lane, p. 7
      8. What We Can (But Won't) Do to Halt Rising Inflation by Fred G. Clark and Richard S. Rimanoczy, p. 7
      9. Outlook Bright for Conservative YRs by Fulton Lewis III, p. 8
      10. The Quiet Revolution by Donald J. Lambro, p. 9
      11. India's Congress Party Setbacks Could Be Advantage to the West by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 10
      12. Rafferty vs. Yorty? by Russell Kirk, p. 10
      13. Is a "Temporary" Steel Tariff Possible? by John Chamberlain, p. 11
      14. Why Pull Education Down to the Slum Level? by Jenkin Lloyd Jones, p. 12
      15. Soviet Secret Police Helped Oswalds' Return by Henry J. Taylor, p. 12
      16. Cabinet-Level Trips to Moscow Part of "Bridge-Building" Plans, p. 13
      17. Do I Now Regret My Vote Against the Test Ban Treaty? by Barry Goldwater, p. 13
      18. New Lwa Increases Jobless by Lawrence Fertig, pp. 14-16
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      March 25, 1967 Issue = 22 Articles
      1. Why No Asylum for Svetlana? by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Dobrynin Invites Senators to Visit Soviet Union, p. 5
      5. Working for Harry Luce by John Chamberlain, p. 6
      6. Sen. Church Would Give U.N. Control Over Oceans' Minerals by Barry Goldwater, p. 6
      7. LBJ Makes Good Move in Restoring Investment Tax Credit by Henry Hazlitt, p. 7
      8. Defense Adviser Wants Stepped-Up Air Attacks, p. 7
      9. The Case for Republican Regativism by M. Stanton Evans, pp. 8-9
      10. Exploding Some Myths About Education by Dr. Max Rafferty, p. 10
      11. Few Poverty Probe Results, p. 10
      12. Bethel Says Missiles Are Still in Cuba, p. 10
      13. War Is Being Lost in Washington, Not Viet Nam by Gen. Thomas A. Lane, p. 11
      14. Who Pays?, p. 11
      15. Why Air Force Association Opposed Test-Ban Treaty by Holmes Alexander, p. 12
      16. Intellectuals? Says Who? by Morrie Ryskind, p. 12
      17. Capitalism's Progress by Howard Kershner, p. 12
      18. Can't CBS Find a Better Reporter? by Alice Widener, p. 13
      19. Just Berating "Slumlords" Will Not Solve Housing Problem by Victor Lasky, p. 14
      20. Job Corps "Success Stories", p. 14
      21. How Boondoggles Grow, p. 14
      22. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
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      April 1, 1967 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. Has Romney's Campaign Collapsed?, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. The Decline of Arthur Goldberg by Holmes Alexander, p. 5
      5. When Bobby Was on Top He Didn't Tolerate Dissent by Victor Lasky, p. 6
      6. No Wooden Indians by Paul Harvey, p. 6
      7. Some Days Nothing Works by Barry Goldwater, p. 7
      8. How Red Tape Is Strangling Medicare, p. 7
      9. Why College Students Should Reject NSA by Ken Thompson, pp. 8-9
      10. Reuther Will Bolt AFL-CIO, Forge Alliance with Bobby Kennedy by Victor Riesel, p. 10
      11. LBJ Quietly Pushes Gimmick to Finance Increased Red Trade, p. 11
      12. Misrepresentative Government by Henry Hazlitt, p. 11
      13. The Issues in the Dodd Case by Raymond Moley, p. 12
      14. Why Does the U.S. Soft-Pedel Viet Cong Atrocities?, p. 12
      15. Administration, Not Peaceniks, Has Made War Unpopular by Frederic Nelson, p. 13
      16. Just What to Negotiate in Viet Nam Is Unclear by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 13
      17. Beware the Oily Bird! by Morrie Ryskind, p. 14
      18. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
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      April 8, 1967 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. An Open Letter to the President by Gen. Thomas A. Lane, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. William O. Douglas: Dove on a High Perch, p. 5
      5. How Much Do the Soviets Ship Hanoi? by Ted Lewis, p. 6
      6. Ho Counts on Faltering U.S. Will by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 6
      7. Reagan's Ambitious Plan to End Negro Unemployment by Victor Riesel, p. 7
      8. The Inside Story of Ramparts Magazine by M.M. Morton, pp. 8-10
      9. A Case of Reverse Bias in Michigan by Jenkin Lloyd Jones, p. 11
      10. I Cry Over Spilled Milk by Paul Harvey, p. 12
      11. Shrivers's Dangerous Scheme for a "National Assessment", p. 12
      12. On the Dangers of Reading by Morrie Ryskind, p. 13
      13. McNamara Questioned, pp. 13-16
    3. [+]
      April 15, 1967 Issue = 21 Articles
      1. Uruguay Fears Terrorist Moves During LBJ Visit by Victor Riesel, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-5
      4. Let's Not Get Carried Away Over European Education by Dr. Max Rafferty, p. 6
      5. High Taxes Don't Mean Prosperity by Henry Hazlitt, p. 6
      6. One Billion Federal Reports a Year by Rep. Charles Gubser, p. 6
      7. As Gen. McAuliffe Would Say by Morrie Ryskind, p. 7
      8. Russia Swaps Peanuts for Shrimp by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 7
      9. Time to Think, p. 7
      10. Now Your Taxes Train Pickets, pp. 8-9
      11. Martin Luther King's Ominous Warning: "Hotter Summer" Ahead by George S. Schuyler, p. 10
      12. Changing Mainstream, p. 10
      13. How Two Possible GOP Candidates Are Faring by John Chamberlain, p. 11
      14. Reagan in California... by Ralph de Toledano, p. 11
      15. Rockford's John Howard: Educational Heretic by William Rentschler, p. 12
      16. U.N.'s African Policies Grow More Inconsistent by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 12
      17. Farmers' Fight for Freedom by Holmes Alexander, p. 13
      18. State Department Increases Grants for Red Educators to Visit U.S., p. 13
      19. Poverty Waste in Oredon, p. 14
      20. Voluntary Foreign Aid by Russell Kirk, p. 14
      21. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
    4. [+]
      April 22, 1967 Issue = 20 Articles
      1. Go Slow on Tax-Sharing Plan, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Ways and Means Holds Up Social Security Medicare Expansions, p. 5
      5. "Goodbye Africa", p. 6
      6. The OGPU Gets a Recruit by Morrie Ryskind, p. 6
      7. Castro and U Thant, pp. 6-7
      8. Can the Chinese Overthrow Mao's Regime? by Anthony Bouscaren, p. 8
      9. Building Socialism with Your Money by Sen. Strom Thurmond, p. 9
      10. More Employees Now Take Out Strike Insurance by Victor Riesel, p. 9
      11. Judge Hart Sidesteps "Political Thicket", p. 10
      12. Are Deficits Necessary? by Henry Hazlitt, p. 10
      13. Does New ADA Chairman Put Party Above Country? by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 11
      14. State Department Distorts Soviet Treaty Violations by Ralph de Toledano, p. 12
      15. Hugh Scott Continues Sniping by Barry Goldwater, p. 12
      16. Viet Nam Doves Misuse Gen. MacArthur by John Chamberlain, p. 13
      17. The Fascinating Story of Nguyen Ali Quac by Henry J. Taylor, p. 13
      18. Gov. Romney's Campaign Aides Learn Politics the Hard Way, p. 14
      19. Wry Bread Upon the Waters, p. 14
      20. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
    5. [+]
      April 29, 1967 Issue = 19 Articles
      1. Job Corps to Be Abolished? by Robert S. Allen, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. How the Soviet Lobby Pressures Congress by Ralph de Toledano, p. 5
      5. Revised Central Arizona Project Will Save Taxpayers Millions by Raymond Moley, p. 5
      6. How to Prolong the War by Gen. Thomas A. Lane, p. 6
      7. Has a Recession Begun? by Henry J. Taylor, p. 6
      8. Watch Out for Wehner by Alice Widener, p. 7
      9. Failure Never Seems to Shake Backers of the "New Economics" by Rep. John Ashbrook, p. 7
      10. Polls: Woe for LBJ, p. 7
      11. New York Protest Heavily Backed by Communists by Phillip Abbott Luce, pp. 8-9
      12. Let's You Pay the Freight by Morrie Ryskind, p. 10
      13. Gov. Rhodes' Creative Localism by John Chamberlain, p. 10
      14. LBJ Considers Requesting Study of New Assassination Evidence, p. 11
      15. What AFTRA Strike Meant to Me by Paul Harvey, p. 11
      16. Far-Reaching Integration Ruling, p. 12
      17. Sen. Long Goes Wild Passing Out Tax Goodies by Ted Lewis, p. 12
      18. Has Mine-Mill Union Really Reformed?, p. 13
      19. New Push to Abandon Gold Standard by Henry Hazlitt, pp. 14-16
    6. [+]
      May 6, 1967 Issue = 21 Articles
      1. Attorney General Ramsey Clark: The Wrong Man for the Job by Holmes Alexander, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Concern Over a Powell-Led Third Party Enlivens Debate on Campaign Subsidy Law, p. 5
      5. Svetlana Vows: "I Could Not Return to Moscow", p. 6
      6. Adenauer Rebuilt Germany from Ashes of Destruction by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 6
      7. An Apple for Teacher by Morrie Ryskind, p. 7
      8. Leftist Agitators Busy in Louisville by Fulton Lewis III, p. 8
      9. Many Myths About the Viet Cong Still Persist by Gen. William C. Westmoreland, p. 9
      10. The Case of the Missing Wage-Price Controls by Ralph de Toledano, p. 10
      11. What Is a Conservative? by Fred G. Clark and Richard S. Rimanoczy, p. 10
      12. "Instant Utopia" for Latin America by Henry Hazlitt, p. 11
      13. Does O'Brien Go Far Enough? by Barry Goldwater, p. 11
      14. Why Is "War on Poverty" Attacking Zuni Indians?, p. 12
      15. How to Cause a Run on the Dollar by Lawrence Fertig, p. 12
      16. Citing Scripture for Marx' Purpose by Alice Widener, p. 13
      17. Visits Elsewhere by the KGB Have Preceded Missile Troubles, p. 13
      18. Beyond the Shadow of a Doubt, p. 13
      19. Embattled Republican Women to Hold Convention by John Chamberlain, p. 14
      20. Controlling the Banana Traffic, p. 14
      21. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
    7. [+]
      May 13, 1967 Issue = 20 Articles
      1. Trouble Brewing in Latin America by Henry J. Taylor, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. New Soviet Army Report Belies "Mellowing" Theory by Barry Goldwater, p. 5
      5. Are We Protected by the Logan Act? by Alice Widener, p. 6
      6. Foreign Aid Slashes Likely by Robert S. Allen, p. 6
      7. Who Was Bobby Kennedy's Mysterious Russian Vistiro by Victor Lasky, p. 7
      8. Loyalty Day Marked Across U.S., p. 7
      9. Radicals Threaten "War" Against Eastman-Kodak by Terry Catchpole, p. 8
      10. Is the United States Really Trying to Win? by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 9
      11. Sudden Large Increase Noted in Soviet Shipments to Cuba, p. 10
      12. Why Ho Can Stop Pacification by Gen. Thomas A. Lane, p. 10
      13. About the Birds and the Bees by Morrie Ryskind, p. 11
      14. America a Sitting Duck?, p. 11
      15. Justice Department to Prosecute Powell?, p. 11
      16. Supreme Court Allows Strikes Over Automation by Lawrence Fertig, p. 12
      17. Must We Always "Compromise"? by Jesse Helms, p. 12
      18. Should 18-Year-Olds Vote? by John Chamberlain, p. 13
      19. Look Who's Now Wondering if Goldwater Really Lost, p. 13
      20. The "Guaranteed Annual Income" Was Once Called Slavery by Dr. Thomas W. Matthew, pp. 14-16
    8. [+]
      May 20, 1967 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. Why Don't They Give the Money Back by John Chamberlain, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Civil Rights Strategy: Split Bill Into 3 Parts; Havana-Miami Airlift Brings in Many Sub..., p. 5
      5. Suffer Little Children by Shirley Scheibla, pp. 6-7
      6. The Story of the Conservative Book Club by Anne Edwards, pp. 8-9
      7. How to End the War in Viet Nam by Morrie Ryskind, p. 10
      8. What Should the GOP Advocate? by Barry Goldwater, p. 10
      9. Non-Proliferation Treaty Real Danger to Liberties by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 11
      10. Stop Encouraging Strikes by Henry Hazlitt, p. 11
      11. Why Americans Die in Viet Nam: Undermanned and Underequipped by Ralph de Toledano, p. 12
      12. Give Private Enterprise a Fair Chance by Lawrence Fertig, p. 12
      13. Congressmen Denied Report on OEO Scandals, p. 13
      14. The Death of a Newspaper, p. 13
      15. "Intellectuals" and Viet Nam by Frederic Nelson, p. 14
      16. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
    9. [+]
      May 27, 1967 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. The Trap That Waits for the West by John Chamberlain, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-5
      4. What Are Liberals Afraid Of? by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 6
      5. The Unions---Or the Union? by Morrie Ryskind, p. 6
      6. Rusk and McNamara Urge New Bombing Pause, p. 7
      7. Poff Corrects "Brutality" Record, p. 7
      8. Sen. Hickenlooper, There's a Dove in Your Kitchen by M. Stanton Evans, pp. 8-9
      9. Do French Like DeGaulle's Anti-Americanism? by Henry J. Taylor, p. 10
      10. Spanking Junior Now Makes You a Communist by Dr. Max Rafferty, p. 10
      11. Military Junta in Greece May be Boon to Free World by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 11
      12. Debating with Drew Pearson by Phillip Abbott Luce, p. 12
      13. America's Farmers Don't Want Any help by John Chamberlain, p. 12
      14. New York City March Is Huge Success by Alice Widener, p. 13
      15. Two Kennedys on Viet Nam, p. 13
      16. What Taxes Does Ivan Pay? by Nino Lo Bello, p. 14
      17. Russians Have Tripled Arms Shipments to Hanoi, p. 14
      18. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
    10. [+]
      June 3, 1967 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Defeat of the Quie Amendment by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Has the U.S. Been Hoodwinked by a Coordinated Red Plot? by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 5
      5. The U.N. Runs from Trouble, p. 5
      6. Russia, Si---Rhodesia, No by Ralph de Toledano, p. 6
      7. Is Bobby Kennedy Andi-Union?, p. 6
      8. U.S. Will Need One Million Troops in Vietnam by Gen. Thomas A. Lane, p. 7
      9. "I Didn't Want to Die...", p. 7
      10. Why Isn't the Peace Corps Working in South Viet name? by Michael Padev, p. 8
      11. Strike Jitters Causing Public to Look to Reagan by Victor Riesel, p. 8
      12. Soaring Expenses Crowded Hospitals Mark Medicare's First Year, p. 9
      13. Justice Department Hinders Carmichael Probe, p. 9
      14. Supreme---But Not Always Judicial by Morrie Ryskind, p. 10
      15. Defector Tells Strange Story About Peking's Nuclear Test, p. 10
      16. New Red Network Plans Terrorism in Puerto Rico by Victor Riesel, p. 11
      17. Chou En-lai's Threat, p. 11
      18. The Advertising Industry Should Declare War on Washington by Jerry Della Femina, p. 12
      19. Was I Wrong About Cambodia? by Barry Goldwater, p. 13
      20. Vanessa Redgrave vs. Sandy Amoros, p. 13
      21. Wallace and the Missile Crisis, p. 14
      22. Spotlight on Congress, p. 15
      23. Young Rightest and Leftists Agree on One Thing: The Drift by John Chamberlain, p. 16
    11. [+]
      June 10, 1967 Issue = 21 Articles
      1. Should Kennedy-Khrushchev Letters Be Published?, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Reuther Reported Preparing to Back "Peace" Party in '68 by Victor Riesel, p. 5
      5. LBJ Asked to Call Up Reserves, p. 5
      6. The Tilted Scales of Justice by Jenkin Lloyd Jones, p. 6
      7. New Help for Alcoholics? by Russell Kirk, p. 6
      8. Should U.N. Have Navel Forces in Middle East?, p. 7
      9. New Red Front by Victor Lasky, p. 7
      10. Should We Reform the Electoral College?, pp. 8-9
      11. The New Morality by Morrie Ryskind, p. 10
      12. Needed: Cure for Cars by Paul Harvey, p. 10
      13. One More Step Toward Government by Judges by James J. Kilpatrick, p. 11
      14. "Long Hot Summer" Begins in Washington by Ralph de Toledano, p. 12
      15. The Cult of Violence by Henry Hazlitt, p. 12
      16. One Vote for the Draft by Alice Widener, p. 13
      17. Our Viet Nam Allies, p. 13
      18. How to Save Tax Money on Your Local Schools by Dr. Max Rafferty, p. 14
      19. Curious Visitor, p. 14
      20. Permanently Temporary?, p. 14
      21. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
    12. [+]
      June 17, 1967 Issue = 22 Articles
      1. Mideast Crisis Part of Soviet Global Strategy by Henry J. Taylor, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. U.N. Failures Repeat League of Nations' History by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 5
      5. Are Red Nuclear Satellites Orbiting Over United States?, p. 5
      6. Will White House Allow Russian Bid on U.S. Dam? by Willard Edwards, p. 6
      7. Former Ambassador Scores East-West Trade, p. 6
      8. A New Threat to Private Power by Donald I. Rogers, p. 7
      9. Fear, Violence in Nation Bring Only Further Strife by Barry Goldwater, p. 7
      10. "If I am elected, I will..." by Richard C. Cornuelle, pp. 8-9
      11. Do You Want a $300-Billion Budget? by Maurice H. Stans, p. 10
      12. To Help Tag Criminals, p. 10
      13. Why No Crackdown on the Mafia? by Victor Riesel, p. 11
      14. No Competition Please, p. 11
      15. Soviets Move to Grab Western-Held Mideast Oil, p. 12
      16. One Africa Mess to Avoid, p. 12
      17. The Red Party Line, p. 12
      18. The View from Bedlam by Morrie Ryskind, p. 13
      19. Did Your Congressman Vote to Aid Nasser?, p. 13
      20. The Funded Anti-Americans by Alice Widener, p. 14
      21. A Proposal to Restrain Government Spending by Sen. Gordon Allott, p. 15
      22. Even Liberals Now Worry About Big Government Dangers by Henry Hazlitt, p. 16
    13. [+]
      June 24, 1967 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. Why Did't Goldberg Attack Soviets by Barry Goldwater, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Prepare U.S. Publish for Arab Oil Nationalization, p. 5
      5. Schuman Assails Freeman's Record, p. 5
      6. Government Computers Check on Business Hiring Policies by Victor Riesel, p. 6
      7. Shriver's Health Centers by Henry J. Taylor, p. 6
      8. Red China Faces Famine and Health Crisis, p. 7
      9. Why Do We Jam Voice of America? by Paul Harvey, p. 7
      10. Propaganda Obscures Lesson of Middle East Conflict by Gen. Thomas A. Lane, p. 8
      11. Needed: War Crimes Trial Before U.S. Gets Ideas by Morrie Ryskind, p. 8
      12. Geneva Conference Backed Blind Neutralism by Rev. Daniel Lyons, S.J., p. 9
      13. How to Defuse "Social Dynamite" of Jobless Youth, p. 9
      14. Employer Has Sad Experience With Poverty Program Trainee by Alice Widener, p. 10
      15. Rockefeller's Waiting Game by Russell Kirk, p. 10
      16. Not a Micro-Mistake, p. 10
      17. Tough for the Able, Too by Jenkin Lloyd Jones, p. 11
      18. Recession or Boom Ahead? by Lawrence Fertig, p. 12
      19. Congress Discusses New Law on Crime "Just Below Treason" by Holmes Alexander, p. 12
      20. The Young Republicans---"Syndicate" vs. "Gangbusters" by John Chamberlain, p. 13
      21. Citizenship Means Duty Too, p. 13
      22. America's Songs Are Righting Back by Dr. Max Rafferty, p. 14
      23. Administration Pushes Three Public Power Grabs, p. 14
      24. Spotlight on Congress, p. 15
      25. Court's Liberals Write Some Conservative Law by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 16
  3. [+]
    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1967 = 14 Issues, 289 Articles
    1. [+]
      July 1, 1967 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. Administration Weighs Sending Reds Valuable Instrument by Willard Edwards, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Let's Change U.S. Posture by Jenkin Lloyd Jones, p. 5
      5. Freeman Lobbies With Tax Dollars, p. 6
      6. We Should Remember Lesson of Nazis by Russell Kirk, p. 6
      7. Record Crime Spurt, p. 6
      8. Israel Should Keep Gains by Barry Goldwater, p. 7
      9. Financing U.N. "Peace Forces" by Alice Widener, p. 7
      10. Liberalism's Little-Known Sugar Daddy by Donald J. Lambro, pp. 8-9
      11. How We Can Really Help Small Business by Lawrence Fertig, p. 10
      12. The Five Main Purposes of Education by Dr. Max Rafferty, p. 10
      13. Petty Politics, p. 10
      14. Scandal Breaks Out in Electrical Union by Ralph de Toledano, p. 11
      15. Education or Propaganda? by Raymond Moley, p. 11
      16. Should Census Ask So Many Questions? by Rep. Jackson Betts, p. 12
      17. Politics Still Dominate Selection of U.S. Judges by Walter Trohan, p. 13
      18. A Right to Work? by Mike Engleman, p. 13
      19. Freedom of Information, p. 13
      20. Solving Suez Canal Crisis by John Chamberlain, p. 14
      21. The Failing Work Ethic, p. 14
      22. Spotlight on Congress, p. 15
      23. Illusion Yields to Reality in the Middle East by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 16
      24. How East-West Trade Has Disappointed Germans by Dumitru Danielopol, p. 16
    2. [+]
      July 8, 1967 Issue = 20 Articles
      1. Secretary Wirtz Moves Against Workers' Freedom by Holmes Alexander, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. FBI Report Says Riot Problems Are Too Tough for Local Police, p. 5
      5. Human Events Summer Journalism School OPens, p. 6
      6. Economic Lessons from the Communists, p. 6
      7. U.S. Liberals Batted Zero on Israel's Quick Victory by Ralph de Toledano, p. 7
      8. Some Thoughts on Israel---and Us by Morrie Ryskind, p. 7
      9. Drug Problem No Longer Confined to "New Left" by Phillip Abbott Luce, p. 8
      10. U.S. Missile Defense System Becomes Imperative, p. 9
      11. Can the United States Feed the World? by Henry Hazlitt, p. 10
      12. More Federal Controls Won't Halt Power Failures by Barry Goldwater, p. 10
      13. Radical Changes on the Welfare Front by Alice Widener, p. 11
      14. --- by Donald I. Rogers, p. 11
      15. New Soviet-Made Crises Threaten U.S., p. 12
      16. Lindsay for Veep Story Hurts Nixon by John Chamberlain, p. 12
      17. Hearings to Begin Soon on Percy's Housing Plan by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 13
      18. Warning from Dr. Rouse, p. 13
      19. Why Is Bad News Emphasized? by Rep. Fletcher Thompson, p. 14
      20. Another Urban Renewal Casualty by Russell Kirk, pp. 14-16
    3. [+]
      July 15, 1967 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Judge's Ruling Could End Neighborhood Schools by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Kremlin Recruits Young "Volunteers" for Mideast Work, p. 5
      5. Insider Predicts Longest Auto Strike in History by Victor Riesel, p. 6
      6. What Are Perils of Nonproliferation Treaty? by Alice Widener, p. 6
      7. Dr. Nabril: As Good as His Word, p. 7
      8. Nkrumah's Auto, p. 7
      9. Rights Leaders Have Lost Control of Movement by George S. Schuyler, p. 8
      10. Captive Nations Get Short Shrift form Presidents by Ted Lewis, p. 9
      11. Galbraith's Strange View of Higher Education by Dr. Max Rafferty, p. 9
      12. How De Gaulle Views Europe Today by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 10
      13. Will McNamara's Men Defy "Freedom of Information Law"? by Barry Goldwater, p. 10
      14. Rocky's White House Strategy Becomes More Obvious by Ralph de Toledano, p. 11
      15. Needed: A New Taft, p. 11
      16. Was Deal on Viet Nam Made at Glassboro? by Gen. Thomas A. Lane, p. 12
      17. GOP Picks "Target Districts", p. 12
      18. Nader Takes on Gas Companies by John Chamberlain, p. 13
      19. Can Favors Be Bought?, p. 13
      20. Today's "Subjunctive School" by Morrie Ryskind, p. 14
      21. Two Bad Ideas from Mr. Martin by Henry Hazlitt, p. 14
      22. U.n.'s Mini-Nations, p. 14
      23. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
    4. [+]
      July 22, 1967 Issue = 19 Articles
      1. Should Rockwell Kent Be Tried for Treason? by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Will the U.S. Recognize Debt to Tshombe? by John Chamberlain, p. 5
      5. The Continuing Attacks of Sen. Scott & Co. by Barry Goldwater, p. 5
      6. What Professional Agitators Hope to Achieve by Phillip Abbott Luce, p. 6
      7. Are New Tariff Reductions Really an Unmixed Blessing? by Henry J. Taylor, p. 7
      8. New Havana Meeting Spells Trouble for U.S. by Paul Bethel, p. 8
      9. Strategic American Unions Another Red Target by Victor Riesel, p. 9
      10. Otepka Feels Certain of Eventual Vindication by Willard Edwards, p. 10
      11. National Science Foundation Subsidizes Anti-U.S. Attacks, p. 10
      12. FCC vs. AT&T, p. 11
      13. Taft on Panama by Russell Kirk, p. 11
      14. Welfare Becoming a Top Political Problem, p. 12
      15. Can We Cope With Soviet Diplomacy? by Roy Colby, p. 12
      16. Soak the Corporations? by Lawrence Fertig, p. 13
      17. Taxpayers Foot Rose Research Bill, p. 13
      18. Barry's Reply, pp. 13-14
      19. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
    5. [+]
      July 29, 1967 Issue = 22 Articles
      1. Where Are the Liberal Voices for Law and Order? by Morrie Ryskind, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Why Did LBJ Send U.S. Troops to Congo? by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 5
      5. Gov. Reagan Mentioned on Several GOP Tickets by Walter Trohan, p. 5
      6. Red Youth Threat, p. 5
      7. An Unauthorized Interview with Walter Lippmann by Ken Thompson, p. 6
      8. Bobby-for-President Forces Want "Open" 1968 Convention, p. 7
      9. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Sanctions Bias, p. 8
      10. Conservative Caucus for House, p. 8
      11. Communists Plan to Dominate New "Peace Party" by Victor Riesel, p. 9
      12. Growing Resentment May Doom Soviet Communism by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 9
      13. Federal Educationists Finally See Aid Dangers by Ralph de Toledano, p. 10
      14. Who Are the Real Liberals? by Barry Goldwater, p. 10
      15. The Forgotten Men by Morrie Ryskind, p. 11
      16. Reds' 50th Anniversary "Gift": Workweek Shortened by One Hour by Henry J. Taylor, p. 11
      17. New Study Documents Suicidal U.S. Defense Policies by Gen. Thomas A. Lane, p. 12
      18. Wiesner's New Unilateral Disarmament Plea by Alice Widener, p. 12
      19. U Thant's Burmese "Example" a Failure by John Chamberlain, p. 13
      20. Do You Want Federal Aid? Consult Sargent Shriver's Book by Holmes Alexander, p. 14
      21. Troop-Carrying Cargo Planes Are Reported Arriving in Cuba, p. 14
      22. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
    6. [+]
      August 5, 1967 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. Poverty Offices Riddled with Revolutionaries by Victor Riesel, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Is Rhodesian Accord Near? by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 5
      5. Where the Conservative Votes Are by M. Stanton Evans, pp. 6-7
      6. African Independence: A Disaster in Disguise? by Elspeth Huxley, p. 8
      7. Romney's Ambiguity Hurts His Changes by Raymond Moley, pp. 8-9
      8. Soviet Persecution of Churches Continues by Allan C. Brownfeld, p. 10
      9. How U.S. Labor Laws Have Failed by Henry Hazlitt, p. 10
      10. Teamster Hierarchy Uneasy About Senate Probe of Long by Victor Riesel, p. 11
      11. The Attack on "Ma Bell" by Lawrence Fertig, p. 11
      12. Fear of New Red Terror Behind Greek Army Coup by Dumitru Danielopol, p. 12
      13. Prospects for Constitutional Convention "Very Much Alive" by Willard Edwards, p. 12
      14. Arab-Israeli Boundaries Key to Mideast Future by Gen. Thomas A. Lane, p. 13
      15. Learning to Control Government Is Main Challenge by Barry Goldwater, pp. 13-14
      16. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
    7. [+]
      August 12, 1967 Issue = 22 Articles
      1. Is Poverty the Cause of Riots? by Henry Hazlitt, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Why the 1968 Election is Still a Toss Up by John Chamberlain, p. 5
      5. Crackdown on Stars and Stripes by Barry Goldwater, p. 5
      6. Resnick Pursues Attack on American Farm Bureau by Elaine Schmieler, p. 6
      7. Bishop Sheen Errs on Viet Nam by Rev. Daniel Lyons, S.J., p. 6
      8. Why Should U.S. Yield Canal Sovereignty? by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 7
      9. A Long, Hard Look at the Long, Hot Summer by George Schuyler, p. 8
      10. How Europeans View Riots in U.S. Cities by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 8
      11. U.S. Backs Rumanian for U.N. Presidency, p. 9
      12. Why Grand Rapids? Asks Rep. Ford by Willard Edwards, p. 9
      13. Why Didn't NBC Television Discuss Khrushchev's Crimes? by Roy Colby, p. 10
      14. The Compulsory Union Shop by Rep. O. Clark Fisher, p. 10
      15. Two Democratic Splinters Seem Certain for '68, p. 11
      16. Drastic Changes Proposed in Gift Tax Laws by Russell Kirk, p. 11
      17. Wave of Critical Strikes Unprecedented in Wartime by Victor Riesel, p. 12
      18. New Signs of Trouble in the Middle East by Ralph de Toledano, p. 12
      19. Wirtz vs. Uranium Industry by Holmes Alexander, p. 13
      20. LBJ Will Urge Labor to Moderate '68 Demands by Victor Riesel, p. 14
      21. Business Can Also Be Service, p. 14
      22. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
    8. [+]
      August 19, 1967 Issue = 20 Articles
      1. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      2. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      3. "Medicaid": Congress Could Correct Billion-Dollar Error, p. 5
      4. What's Wrong with Hippies? by Barry Goldwater, p. 5
      5. Riots Hide Nationwide Efforts to Train Poor by Victor Riesel, p. 6
      6. How High Taxes Hold Back Slum Repairs by Raymond Moley, p. 6
      7. Two Other Riot Causes: TV and Public Officials by Paul Harvey, p. 7
      8. "Weep for the Innocent" by Jenkin Lloyd Jones, pp. 8-9
      9. Where Will DeGaulle's Mischief Strike Next? by Irene Corbally Kuhn, p. 10
      10. Reuther Hazy on Profit Sharing, p. 10
      11. Despite the Wailing, House Was Correct in Defeating "Rat Bill" by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 11
      12. The Semantics of Politics by Rep. Durward G. Hall, p. 11
      13. Union Rights vs. Public Rights by Lawrence Fertig, p. 12
      14. Defeated Rep. McVicker Has Unique Federal Job, p. 12
      15. Wise Man Thant?, p. 12
      16. NATO Professionals Alarmed by McNmara's Actions by Henry J. Taylor, p. 13
      17. Tshombe's Memoirs Published by Russell Kirk, p. 13
      18. Those "Non-Strategic" Items, p. 13
      19. You'll Never Learn History If You Don't Watch TV by Morrie Ryskind, p. 14
      20. Is Adminstration Planning to Abolish Private Clubs? by Holmes Alexander, pp. 14-16
    9. [+]
      August 26, 1967 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. Advice to Congress by Henry Hazlitt, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Castro Plans September Speech Before U.N., p. 5
      5. Will MacLeish Save the Nation? by Russell Kirk, p. 5
      6. Will the U.S. Senate Save the Panama Canal? by Prof. Donald Dozer, p. 6
      7. TFX: Scandal That Won't Die by Ralph de Toledano, p. 7
      8. Is TV Looking at Russia Through Red-Colored Glasses? by Neil Hickey and Susan Ludel, p. 8
      9. Move Under Way to Strengthen the SACB by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 9
      10. Where Hope Struggles in the Slums by John Chamberlain, p. 10
      11. Congress Has Killed National Data Bank by Willard Edwards, p. 10
      12. Of Mice and Men by Morrie Ryskind, p. 11
      13. Coming: New Food Price Rise by Walter Trohan, p. 11
      14. LBJ Plans Series of Radio-TV Reports to the Nation, p. 12
      15. Letter Exposes Leftists' Fund-Raising Strategy by Alice Widener, p. 12
      16. Everybody Must Take a Stand by Archie Moore, p. 13
      17. China and the Bomb: Time Is Running Out by Rep. John Rhodes, p. 14
      18. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
    10. [+]
      September 2, 1967 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Romney Continues Strange Foreign Policy by John Chamberlain, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. House Leaders Plan to Spotlight King's Record, p. 5
      5. Does Everyone Really Love Mao?, p. 5
      6. Inflation: How Government Sabotages War on Poverty by Rep. John Anderson, p. 6
      7. Has Lauchlin Currie Finally Learned Truth About Communism? by Willard Edwards, p. 6
      8. Strange Lessons for Johnny by Mike Engleman, p. 7
      9. Lavish Welfare Schemes Ahead, p. 8
      10. Radicals at Work in House Office Building by Alice Widener, p. 9
      11. The Strange Case of the Telescopic Sights, p. 9
      12. New Civil Rights Act: How Will It Work? by Ralph de Toledano, p. 10
      13. Gas Pipeline Safety by Holmes Alexander, p. 10
      14. The Sheik of Araby by Morrie Ryskind, p. 11
      15. Two Views of Communism on Its 50th Anniversary by Phillip Abbott Luce, p. 12
      16. How U.S. "Bridges" Aid Soviets by Dumitru Danielopol, p. 12
      17. "Whose Government Is This, Anyway?" by Sen. Everett Dirksen, p. 13
      18. Orders Sent to U.S. Castroites, p. 13
      19. France Still Popular With Most Spaniards by Henry J. Taylor, p. 14
      20. Bobby Steals from GOP Platform by Barry Goldwater, p. 14
      21. Spotlight on Congress, p. 15
      22. Do Liberals Really Want Racial Violence? by Frederic Nelson, p. 16
      23. Strange Lutheran View on Civil Disobedience by Russell Kirk, p. 16
    11. [+]
      September 9, 1967 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Barring Miracle, LBJ Will Lose in '68 by Ted Lewis, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. De Gaulle Plans French Aid for Soviet Nuclear Program by Henry J. Taylor, p. 5
      5. How England Handles Her Radicals---Before Riots Begin by Victor Riesel, p. 6
      6. Bobby Kennedy's Memory Seems to Be Failing by Victor Lasky, p. 6
      7. Why Should Federal Receiver Take Over the Newark Police?, p. 7
      8. Assessing Red China Danger by Barry Goldwater, p. 7
      9. Welfare Recipients Stage Noisy Washington Rally, p. 8
      10. Snyder Hits "Pocket Money" Paln, p. 8
      11. Two Primaries Will Decide Nixon's Fate by Willard Edwards, p. 9
      12. How "Free Federal Money" Lures U.S. Cities by Jesse Helms, p. 9
      13. Double Standard of "World Opinion", p. 9
      14. Can't We Drop Talk of Atom Bomb Guilt? by Jenkin Lloyd Jones, p. 10
      15. Ivory Coast: A Success Story of Freedom by Gen. Thomas A. Lane, p. 10
      16. TV Re-Runs Worth Repeating by Paul Harvey, p. 11
      17. Human Events Summer Journalism Students Return to College, p. 12
      18. "Southeast Asia War" Involves More Than Viet Nam, p. 12
      19. A Few Days Traveling with the New Left by Alice Widener, p. 13
      20. Why Does Orville Freeman Fear Growth in Food Demand? by Donald I. Rogers, p. 13
      21. Columnist Admits Error in Pushing PBJ's Rat Bill by William Rentschler, p. 14
      22. "Slave Labor" Anniversary, p. 14
      23. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
    12. [+]
      September 16, 1967 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. Prediction: No Tax Rise This Year, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Will Conservatives Repeat Liberals' 1964 Error? by John Chamberlain, p. 5
      5. IRS Says Uncle Sam's a Charity, p. 5
      6. How Tough Union Restrictions Are Bankrupting England by Victor Riesel, p. 6
      7. Would You Be Willing to Sing a Solo in Church? by Paul Harvey, p. 6
      8. Will Wallace Force House to Choose President in '68? by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 7
      9. Liberals Plan New Attacks on Private Medicine by Edward R. Annis, M.D., p. 8
      10. More Racial Turmoil Planned at New Politics Convention by Alice Widener, p. 9
      11. Growing Indictment of McNamara by Garry Goldwater, p. 9
      12. Freedom of Assembly Doesn't Mean Rioting, p. 9
      13. Who's Starving in Mississippi? by Ralph de Toledano, p. 10
      14. Suez Canal Concessions Led to Panama Treaties by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 10
      15. As Henry Ford Proved, Peace Isn't So Simple by Jenkin Lloyd Jones, p. 11
      16. UAW Success Could Aid Reuther in Forming New Political Force, p. 11
      17. Budget Bureau Chief Leaves Many Questions Unanswered by Willard Edwards, p. 12
      18. IMF: Overseer of 20 Years of World Inflation by Henry Hazlitt, p. 12
      19. In Lincoln Rockwell's Death Liberals Lost Great Straw Man by Henry J. Taylor, p. 13
      20. Patriotism and All That by Morrie Ryskind, p. 14
      21. Red Spies Are "Home Free", p. 14
      22. Spotlight on Congress, p. 15
      23. A Letter to the President by Paul Harvey, p. 16
      24. Correct English Isn't Subject to Tampering by Dr. Max Rafferty, p. 16
      25. Former Employee Shows What Ails Post Office by Russell Kirk, p. 16
    13. [+]
      September 23, 1967 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. Radicals Left Plans Pentagon Blockade, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Why the Public School System Should Be Broken Up, p. 5
      5. Brainwashing George Romney by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 5
      6. Indonesia---What's Ahead? by Richard Bocklett, p. 6
      7. Betty Furness as '68 Campaigner by Willard Edwards, p. 6
      8. Will GOP Offer a Choice in Foreign Policy? by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 7
      9. H.L. Mencken Could Have Answered Prof. Rodo by Alice Widener, p. 7
      10. Dear Barry...Sorry About That by Antoni E. Gollan, pp. 8-9
      11. Venezuela Hopes to Pressure U.S. into Stopping Castro's Subversion, p. 10
      12. Federal Spending on Cities Jumps 165% in Only 10 Years by Rep. Charles M. Teague, p. 10
      13. McNamara's Iron Curtain by Gen. Thomas A. Lane, p. 11
      14. Can Nixon Make Comeback? by Holmes Alexander, p. 12
      15. Answering the Mail by Morrie Ryskind, p. 12
      16. The "New Politics": Mixture of Racism, Communism and Blackmail by Ralph de Toledano, p. 13
      17. How Liberals Would Control "Dangerous Thoughts" by Frederic Nelson, pp. 14-16
    14. [+]
      September 30, 1967 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. How Television 'Creates' News by Ralph de Toledano, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Politics '68, p. 5
      5. Socialist "Scholars" Meet by Alice Widener, p. 6
      6. Labor Strategists Fear Rank-and-File Revolt Against LBJ in '68 by Victor Riesel, p. 7
      7. High Marks for Reagan's First Year in Office by Lee Edwards, p. 8
      8. Governor Reagan Meets the Press, pp. 8-9
      9. Is OEO Really Helping Migrant Workers? by Willward Edwareds, p. 10
      10. The Ghost of Mihailovich, p. 10
      11. Little Federal Indoctrination in Education---Up to a Point by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 11
      12. Billy Graham and LBJ by Paul Harvey, p. 11
      13. Is There a Conservative Majority? by M. Stanton Evans, p. 12
      14. Heraclitus Could Help Today by Morrie Ryskind, p. 13
      15. California Housevies March Against Unions by Holmes Alexander, p. 14
      16. Spotlight on Congress, p. 15
      17. Another Plan to Subsidize Politicians, p. 16
  4. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1967 = 13 Issues, 227 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 7, 1967 Issue = 20 Articles
      1. Courageous Congressmen Needed to Block Spending, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Politics '68, p. 5
      5. No Apology This Time by Morrie Ryskind, p. 6
      6. Why Our New Frontiersmen Prefer Nuclear Stalemate by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 7
      7. McNamara's Pilot Hoax by Barry Goldwater, p. 7
      8. British Turn on Welfarism by John Chamberlain, p. 8
      9. More Cover-Up in Otepka Case by Willard Edwards, p. 8
      10. LBJ Has Own Slum Plan, p. 8
      11. Reds Step Up Activities in Thailand by Richard Bocklett, p. 9
      12. How TV Networks Get Taken In by Roy Colby, p. 9
      13. Behind the Stock Market Rise by Henry J. Taylor, p. 10
      14. Labor Joins the "New Left" by Ralph de Toledano, p. 10
      15. Bobby Silent as Aides Organize "Dump-LBJ" Movement by Victor Riesel, p. 11
      16. When the Administration Ciscusses Viet Nam, p. 12
      17. Who's Not in Politics? by Alice Widener, p. 13
      18. Thousands of Weapons Missing, p. 13
      19. Will Court Hold "Right to Work" as a Constitutional Right? by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 14
      20. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
    2. [+]
      October 14, 1967 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. Republican Doves Sully Party's Image by Gen. Thomas A. Lane, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Politics '68, p. 5
      5. Seabed Sovereignty Issue Before U.N. by Alice Widener, p. 6
      6. Some Churchmen Selling Capitalist System Short by Barry Goldwater, p. 7
      7. Presidential Commission Declares War on Property Owners by Ken Thompson, pp. 8-9
      8. Gov. Romney Goes Slumming for Votes by Ralph de Toledano, p. 10
      9. Floating Shell Game, p. 10
      10. Why Not Bring Back the Gurkhas? by Holmes Alexander, p. 11
      11. A New "International Money" Gimmick, p. 11
      12. A Half Century of Soviet Duplicity by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 11
      13. The Resplendent Debtor by Raymond Moley, p. 12
      14. Protest from Prague, p. 12
      15. Supreme Court to Hear Landmark Cases by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 13
      16. Favoritism in Defense Contracts? by Willard Edwards, pp. 14-15
      17. The Old Order Changeth by Morrie Ryskind, p. 16
    3. [+]
      October 21, 1967 Issue = 19 Articles
      1. Once Again IRS Is Playing Politics with Tax Exemptions by Ralph de Toledano, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Politics '68, p. 5
      5. More Trouble for LBJ in '68 by Victor Riesel, p. 6
      6. Europe's Reds Helped by U.S. Weakness by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 6
      7. House Rebelling Against "War on Poverty" Measures by Robert S. Allen, p. 7
      8. The "Race Problem": Reassessing Some Liberal Assumptions by Frederic Nelson, p. 8
      9. Is the Social Security System a Fraud? by Paul Harvey, p. 8
      10. Why Do Africans Fear Tshombe? by John Chamberlain, p. 9
      11. Rewarding Lawlessness by Henry Hazlitt, p. 9
      12. Southweat Asia Visitors to Review U.S. Viet Policies Here, p. 10
      13. P.S. 186 vs. New Learning by Morrie Ryskind, p. 11
      14. What Now Atty. Gen. Clark?, p. 11
      15. The Great Prestidigitator by Raymond Moley, p. 12
      16. Administration Restrictions Cause Heavy Con Thien Losses by Gen. Thomas A. Lane, p. 12
      17. Hoffa's Sidekicks Still Hold Teamsters' Reins by Victor Riesel, p. 13
      18. Despite Liberal Noises GOP Still Backs Viet War by Barry Goldwater, p. 14
      19. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
    4. [+]
      October 28, 1967 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. Secret Rusk-Gromyko Accord Explains Viet Nam Sanctuary, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-5
      4. Needed: More Courage in Congress by Barry Goldwater, p. 6
      5. State Department Misses Boat in Latin America by Ralph de Toledano, p. 6
      6. Rusk Has Finest Hour at Viet Nam Press Conference by Walter Trohan, p. 7
      7. The Wave of the Past by Morrie Ryskind, p. 7
      8. Portrait of a Rebel: Che Guevara by Phillip Abbott Luce, p. 8
      9. Has Russia Won Propaganda Victory on Consular Treaty? by Willard Edwards, p. 9
      10. Violence in Haulers' Strike, p. 9
      11. Minimum Wage Boomerang, p. 9
      12. Senate Holds Up House-Passed Anti-Riot Bill, p. 10
      13. Nixon Builds a Young Staff by John Chamberlain, p. 10
      14. Progress, Not Terrorism, Now Is Symbol of Angola by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 11
      15. The Way Out of Our Treaty Fiasco with Panama by Donald M. Dozer, p. 12
      16. Those "Innocent Victims", p. 13
      17. Don't Ask Reuther, pp. 13-16
    5. [+]
      November 4, 1967 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. Russia and China Plot Together in Africa by Paul Scott, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Politics '68, p. 5
      5. Violent Assault on Pentagon Was Hardley Spontaneous, pp. 6-7
      6. The "Liberalization" of the Soviet Union is a Fraud by Eugene Lyons, pp. 8-9
      7. Pro-Hanoi Chiefs Plan to Paralyze All U.S. Supply Shipments Into Viet Nam by Victor Riesel, p. 10
      8. Where Did Willkie's "One World" Go? by Jenkin Lloyd Jones, p. 10
      9. Inflationary Ford Settlement Means New Tax on Consumers, p. 11
      10. COPE Bigwigs Grow Desperate About '68 Prospects by Terry Catchpole, p. 12
      11. How the Civil Rights Act Has Been Perverted, p. 13
      12. The Art of Satire by Morrie Ryskind, pp. 13-14
      13. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
    6. [+]
      November 11, 1967 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. How McNamara Has Been 'Managing' the Pentagon by Ralph de Toledano, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Politics '68, p. 5
      5. How the "New Economics" Defeats Itself by Henry Hazlitt, p. 6
      6. U.S. Viet Nam Policy Based on Monumental Self-Deception by Gen. Thomas A. Lane, p. 6
      7. Anti Anti-Red Hiss, p. 6
      8. Youth vs. the Draft by John Chamberlain, p. 7
      9. J.P. Stevens vs. Organized labor by M.R. Lefkoe, pp. 8-9
      10. How One Educator Has Handled Student Agitators by Jenkin Lloyd Jones, p. 10
      11. State Censors for Textbooks? by Russell Kirk, p. 10
      12. Sen. Ervin Assails 1967 Civil Rights Act as Unconstitutional by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 11
      13. 5728 States Badly by Morrie Ryskind, pp. 11-12
      14. Bobby's New Book to Point Up Differences with LBJ by Ted Lewis, p. 13
      15. Politics and Food, p. 13
      16. Congresss Could Cut Spending with Strong "Rescission" Law by Willard Edwards, p. 14
      17. Cuban Exodus, pp. 14-16
    7. [+]
      November 18, 1967 Issue = 19 Articles
      1. Doctored Polls Are Latest Pro-LBJ Gimmick by Ted Lewis, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Politics '68, p. 5
      5. State Department Still Won't Let Ian Smith Enter U.S. by Victor Lasky, p. 6
      6. Your Prodding Begins to Pay Off by Paul Harvey, p. 6
      7. GAO Reports More Waste and Scandal in Job Corps by Robert S. Allen, p. 7
      8. Castroite Plans for a "Total Revolution in the U.S." by Phillip Abbott Luce, p. 8
      9. How Long Will the Nixon-Reagan Strategy Work? by Ralph de Toledano, p. 9
      10. Will Constitutionality of Forced Unionism Finally Be Decided? by William B. Ruggles, p. 10
      11. Public Should Be Told Full Truth About Hanoi by Alice Widener, p. 11
      12. Liberal Cries of "Conspiracy" by Willard Edwards, p. 11
      13. People Have Right to Know About Secret Soviet Pacts by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 12
      14. North Viets to Keep Fighting During Talks, p. 12
      15. Would Breaknig Up GM Help Consumers? by John Chamberlain, p. 13
      16. Jobless Pay for Strikers Pushed, p. 13
      17. Old-Fashioned Tommyrot by Morrie Ryskind, p. 14
      18. Just the Facts Man, p. 14
      19. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
    8. [+]
      November 25, 1967 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. How Cries of 'McCarthyism' Aided Philby by Frederic Nelson, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Politics '68, p. 5
      5. U.S. Drug Industry: Still a Top Whipping Boy by Dick West, p. 6
      6. Did McNamara Withhold Full Soviet Space Story? by Paul Scott, p. 7
      7. Big Scramble in Texas Politics by Ken Thompson, p. 8
      8. Tax-Exempt NET Pushes New Pro-Castro Film by Paul Bethel, pp. 9-10
      9. Battle Looms Over Right to Strike U.S. Government by Victor Riesel, p. 11
      10. Who Is the Enemy Within? by Morrie Ryskind, p. 12
      11. The Losers, p. 12
      12. Filibuster Threat All But Kills Civil Rights Bill This Session by Robert S. Allen, p. 13
      13. The New Barbary Pirates by Russell Kirk, p. 13
      14. Scientific Political Analysis by Labor Says Reagan Strongest by Victor Riesel, p. 14
      15. Spotlight on Congress, p. 15
      16. Needed: Harsh Look at Defense Treaties by Barry Goldwater, p. 16
    9. [+]
      December 2, 1967 Issue = 20 Articles
      1. Will U.S. Have to Devalue Dollar?, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Politics '68, p. 5
      5. Why Can't the U.S. Enforce Its Laws? by John Chamberlain, p. 6
      6. The One Foreign Aid Program That Aided the U.S. Taxpayer by Paul Harvey, p. 6
      7. Oswald's "Last Letter" Still Puzzles FBI, p. 7
      8. Battle at Dak To Consumes U.S. Strength by Gen. Thomas A. Lane, p. 8
      9. Issue of War's Legality Will Have to Be Faced by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 8
      10. No Time for Obstructionism by Holmes Alexander, p. 9
      11. How One Man Makes Communists See the Light by Nino Lo Bello, p. 9
      12. Welfare Payments Are Not Legal Obligations by Judge Alexander Holtzoff, p. 10
      13. LBJ/Wallace Hard to Beat by Barry Goldwater, p. 11
      14. The Demagogues Speak by Morrie Ryskind, p. 11
      15. The Number Was 13, p. 11
      16. OEO Propaganda, p. 11
      17. "Great Society" Has Proved to be Unworkable Society by Jenkin Lloyd Jones, p. 12
      18. Huks Step Up Operations in the Philippines by Richard P. Bocklett and Henry P. Durkin, p. 13
      19. Chrome-Plated Victory for Reds, p. 14
      20. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
    10. [+]
      December 9, 1967 Issue = 19 Articles
      1. McNamara Case Puts Johnson in Deep Water by Ted Lewis, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Politics '68, p. 5
      5. Educational Appeasement Is a Losing Game by Dr. Max Rafferty, p. 6
      6. Moscow-Directed Fronts Plan More Demonstrations, p. 7
      7. How OEO Aided New Mexican Renegades by Paul Mapes, p. 8
      8. An Insight into the Kennedy Method by Ralph de Toledano, p. 9
      9. Fearful God of Unionism Again Served in Detroit by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 10
      10. In Defense of Youth by Barry Goldwater, p. 10
      11. Not That Great Britain Has Devalued the Pound by Henry J. Taylor, p. 11
      12. The Collapse of a System by Henry Hazlitt, p. 11
      13. The Academy Dissents by Morrie Ryskind, p. 12
      14. Boycott of Olympics Is Boycott of Reality by John Chamberlain, p. 13
      15. Reducing Embassy Expenses in Brazil, p. 13
      16. LBJ to Hit "Unholy Alliance" in '68 Campaign by Paul Scott, p. 14
      17. How to Curb Labor Abuses, pp. 14-15
      18. Is a Lasting Peace on Cyprus Possible? by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 16
      19. No Aid No Tears, p. 16
    11. [+]
      December 16, 1967 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. Why More Tax Money to Stephen Smale? by James Jackson Kilpatrick, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Politics '68, p. 5
      5. An International Telecast by Morrie Ryskind, p. 6
      6. How to Bring Private Industry into the Slums by John Chamberlain, p. 6
      7. Here's What's Behind Britain's Economic Mess by Anthony Lejeune, p. 7
      8. "New Deal" in New Delhi?, p. 7
      9. Nagaland---India's "Viet Nam"? by Paul Davis, p. 8
      10. Lippmann Proposal Boggles the Imagination by Dumitru Danielopol, p. 9
      11. Job for McNamara's Successor by Barry Goldwater, p. 10
      12. Why Let Debtor De Gaulle Take Gold from the U.S.? by Henry J. Taylor, p. 10
      13. Powell Ouster Compromise Sought by Humphrey by Paul Scott, p. 11
      14. Crime and the Bill of Rights: A Practical Approach by Park Chamberlain, pp. 12-13
      15. YAF Pickets IBM, p. 14
      16. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
    12. [+]
      December 23, 1967 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. Will the U.S. Prosecute Stokeley?, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Politics '68, p. 5
      5. Supreme Court OK's Employment of Communists in Defense Plants, p. 6
      6. McCarthy Campaign Masterminded and Financed by Bobby's Forces by Robert S. Allen, p. 7
      7. Ike's Views Even More Hawkish in Private by Paul Scott, p. 8
      8. LBJ's "Little List" of Cabinet Changes by Ralph de Toledano, p. 8
      9. U.S. Again Capitulates in New Soviet Fishing Pact, p. 9
      10. The Bang-Jensen Case---Ten Years Later by Frederic Nelson, p. 10
      11. High Cost of Business, p. 10
      12. Poll of Big-City Voters Points to Nixon in 1968 by John Chamberlain, p. 11
      13. Our Obsolete Welfare State by George Champion, pp. 12-13
      14. The Growing Threat to Private Pension Plans by Raymond Moley, p. 14
      15. The End of the Manchester Book Affair, p. 14
      16. Spotlight on Congress, pp. 15-16
    13. [+]
      December 30, 1967 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. Rockefeller Off and Running for '68 by Ralph de Toledano, p. 1
      2. Capital Briefs, p. 2
      3. This Week's News from Inside Washington, pp. 3-4
      4. Politics '68, p. 5
      5. Gov. Reagan in the Ivy League by John Chamberlain, p. 6
      6. Prediction: No Income Tax Boost Before April 1 by Paul Scott, p. 7
      7. King Promises Springtime Pandemonium for Nation's Capital by George S. Schuyler, p. 8
      8. Big Labor Plans to Spend $25 Million to Re-elect LBJ by Victor Riesel, p. 9
      9. Francis Cardinal Spellman: 1889-1967 by Rev. Daniel Lyons, S.J., p. 9
      10. Spending a Morning With the New York Timse by Frederic Nelson, p. 10
      11. No U.S. Police Force Needed, p. 10
      12. The Fault Is At the Top by Henry Hazlitt, p. 11
      13. LBJ Can't Win Viet War With Present Advistors by Gen. Thomas A. Lane, p. 11
      14. Unionism: Next Crisis for American Universities? by Robert Bailey, p. 12
      15. Many OEO Reforms Axed in Secret Hearings by Robert S. Allen, p. 13
      16. Vocational Education Is Youth Welfare by Alice Widener, p. 14
      17. A Year-End Report by Morrie Ryskind, p. 14
      18. Final Boxscore on 90th Congress 1st Session, pp. 15-16
9. [+]
  Issues of 1968 = 52 Issues, 834 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1969 = 52 Issues, 783 Articles