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- Letter from Europe
  Daniel Singer
  , p. 97
  Imagination Has Not Yet Taken Power
- It's Midterm Crisis Time, p. 97
- Letters, p. 98
- Exit Rostow, p. 99
- Liberals and Social Security
  John L. Hess
  , p. 100
- The Nameless Men
  Tom Goldstein
  , p. 101
- Dispatches
  Kai Bird and Max Holland
  , pp. 102-103
- Uncivil Liberties
  Calvin Trillin
  , p. 104
- The Church vs. The Bomb
  Marcus Raskin
  , pp. 105-107
  War, Peace and the Bishops
- Pacifist Populism
  Philip S. Foner
  , pp. 108-109
  Putting War to a Vote
- Whom Ma Bell Tolls
  Robert Jacobson
  , pp. 110-113
  The Long-Distance Subsidy Slash
- The Adamic Affair
  Nick Sivulich
  , pp. 114-115
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  Progressives vs. Prostitutes (Review)
  Ann Jones
  , p. 116
  The Lost Sisterhood, by Ruth Rosen
  1. The Lost Sisterhood by Ruth Rosen
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  Born-Again Jew (Review)
  Dean Valentine
  , p. 117
  An Orphan in History, by Paul Cowan
  1. An Orphan in History by Paul Cowan
- Three Poems
  Mary Jo Salter
  , p. 118
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  Those Were the Days, Sort of (Review)
  Maurice Isserman
  , p. 119
  Rebels in Bohemia, by Leslie Fishbein
  1. Rebels in Bohemia by Leslie Fishbein
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  Books About the Bomb (12 Reviews)
  David Corn
  , pp. 120-121
  With Enough Shovels, by Robert Scheer
  1. With Enough Shovels by Robert Scheer
  2. Beyond the Cold War by E.P. Thompson
  3. Exterminism and Cold War by E.P. Thompson
  4. Thinking About the Next War by Thomas Powers
  5. Beyond the Freeze by Daniel Ford, Henry Kendall, and Steven Nadis
  6. The Third World War: August 1985 by John W. Hackett
  7. Third World War: The Untold Story by John Hackett
  8. Meet Mr. Bomb by Tony Hendra
  9. Limited Nuclear War by Ian Clark
  10. Why Nations Go to War by John G. Stoessinger
  11. The Day After Midnight by Michael Riordan
  12. When the Wind Blows by Raymond Briggs
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  Victorian Adventurers (Review)
  David Black
  , pp. 122-128
  Burton and Speke, by William Harrison
  1. Burton and Speke by William Harrison