April 7, 1964 Issue, NATIONAL REVIEW

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- The Week, pp. 261-266
- The Wirtz Proposal
  Wm. F. Buckley Jr.
  , p. 267
- From Washington Straight
  "Cato"
  , p. 268
- The Sudden Magnificence of William W. Scranton
  M. Stanton Evans
  , pp. 269-273
- Brazil's Migratory Congress of Communists
  Robert Peter
  , p. 274
- Life Among the Libs (Hunter College Division)
  Susan Buck
  , pp. 275-277
- Political Notes from the Prairies
  James Burnham
  , pp. 278-279
- The Truth about Angola
  Thomas Molnar
  , p. 280
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  Patriotism: A Freudian Dissection (Review)
  M. Stanton Evans
  , pp. 281-283
  James Forrestal, by Arnold A. Rogow
  1. James Forrestal by Arnold A. Rogow
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  Fiction (3 Reviews)
  Guy Davenport
  , pp. 284-286
  Elective Affinities and the Primrose Path
  1. Radcliffe by David Storey
  2. Jubb by Keith Waterhouse
  3. The Sorrows of Young Werther by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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  Heredity and Intellect (Review)
  A. James Gregor
  , pp. 287-288
  The Geography of Intellect, by Nathaniel Weyl and Stephen T. Possony
  1. The Geography of Intellect by Nathaniel Weyl and Stephen T. Possony
- Theater: Hollow Heart of a Hollow Drama
  Nathan Cohen
  , pp. 289-290
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  Books in Brief (3 Reviews) , p. 291
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    Review Essays on Literature and Ideas, by John Wain (Review)
    R. Bemis
    , p. 291
    1. Essays on Literature and Ideas by John Wain
  2. [+]
    Review From the Silent Earth, by Joseph Alsop (Review)
    F.S. Meyer
    , p. 291
    1. From the Silent Earth by Joseph Alsop
  3. [+]
    Review The Two Vietnams, by Bernard B. Fall (Review)
    J.G. Campaigne Jr.
    , pp. 291-292
    1. The Two Vietnams by Bernard B. Fall
- To the Editor, pp. 293-296
- Trans-o-Gram, p. 297
- For the Record, pp. 298-300