February 11, 1964 Issue, NATIONAL REVIEW

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- The Week, pp. 93-99
- The Hysteria About Words
  Wm. F. Buckley Jr.
  , p. 100
- If It's Goldwater v. Johnson, Who Will Win?
  Ralph de Toledano
  , pp. 101-105
- UN Chicken Home to Roost
  James Burnham
  , p. 106
- Will We Lose the Canal?
  Edwin McDowell
  , pp. 107-108
- The Attack On the Congress
  Frank S. Meyer
  , pp. 109-110
- The Satellite Blues
  E.v. Kuehnelt-Leddihn
  , p. 111
- Colleges and Public Decency
  Russell Kirk
  , p. 112
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  The Seven-Year Shaman (Review)
  Hugh Kenner
  , pp. 113-114
  Collected Poems, 1909-1962, by T.S. Eliot
  1. Collected Poems, 1909-1962 by T.S. Eliot
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  The OK Novelists Today (2 Reviews)
  Arvid Shulenberger
  , p. 115
  The Creative Present, by Nona Balakian and Charles Simmons
  1. The Creative Present by Nona Balakian and Charles Simmons
  2. Fiction of the Forties by Chester E. Eisinger
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  Integrity Beyond Conformity (Review)
  A.H. Hobbs
  , pp. 116-117
  Passion and Social Constraint, by Ernest van den Haag
  1. Passion and Social Constraint by Ernest van den Haag
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  Dallas In Perspective (Review)
  Lee Cullum Clark
  , pp. 118-119
  The Decision-Makers: The Power Structure of Dallas, by Carol Estes Thometz
  1. The Decision-Makers: The Power Structure of Dallas by Carol Estes Thometz
- Epitaph for the International Style
  Mark Ueland
  , pp. 120-121
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  Books in Brief (3 Reviews) , p. 122
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    Review The Winds of Revolution, by Tad Szulc (Review)
    R.D. Mackenzie
    , p. 122
    1. The Winds of Revolution by Tad Szulc
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    Review Merchants Make History, by Ernst Samhaber (Review)
    J.C. Lobdell
    , p. 122
    1. Merchants Make History by Ernst Samhaber
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    Review The Beach of Falesa, by Dylan Thomas (Review)
    R. Bemis
    , p. 122
    1. The Beach of Falesa by Dylan Thomas
- To the Editor, pp. 123-128
- Trans-o-Gram, p. 129
- For the Record, pp. 130-132