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- To the Editor, pp. 750-754
- The Week, pp. 755-761
- From Washington Straight
  "Cato"
  , p. 762
- Atlantic City Without the Girls
  Wm. F. Buckley Jr.
  , pp. 763-765
- The Perils of Under-Simplification
  James Burnham
  , p. 766
- The Wonderful World of Hubert
  John Chamberlain
  , pp. 767-769
- British Politics and Goldwater
  Anthony Lejeune
  , p. 770
- The Lesson of the Congo
  Ernest van den Haag
  , pp. 771-773
- Liberalism vs. the Spanish Pavilion
  Russell Kirk
  , p. 774
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  The Court Enjoins God (Review)
  L. Brent Bozell
  , p. 775
  The Supreme Court and Public Prayer, by Charles E. Rice
  1. The Supreme Court and Public Prayer by Charles E. Rice
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  Matched With His Hour (Review)
  Sir Shane Leslie
  , pp. 776-778
  Rupert Brooke: A Biography, by Christopher Hassall
  1. Rupert Brooke: A Biography by Christopher Hassall
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  Intellectual Underbrush (3 Reviews)
  Jameson G. Campaigne
  , p. 779
  On Dealing with the Communist World, by George F. Kennan
  1. On Dealing with the Communist World by George F. Kennan
  2. The Scientific Revolution and World Politics by Caryl P. Haskins
  3. Foreign Aid and Foreign Policy by Edward S. Mason
- Theater: A Flawed Talent
  Nathan Cohen
  , p. 780
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  Books in Brief (4 Reviews) , p. 781
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    Review Herbert Hoover, by Eugene Lyons (Review)
    W.F. Rickenbacker
    , p. 781
    1. Herbert Hoover by Eugene Lyons
  2. [+]
    Review Inflation: Causes and Consequences, by Milton ... (Review)
    R.H. Miller
    , p. 781
    1. Inflation: Causes and Consequences by Milton Friedman
  3. [+]
    Review The Hiroshima Pilot, by William Bradford Huie (Review)
    A.E. Gollan
    , p. 781
    1. The Hiroshima Pilot by William Bradford Huie
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    Review Before the Colors Fade, by Frederick Ayer, Jr. (Review)
    L.R. Brown
    , pp. 781-786
    1. Before the Colors Fade by Frederick Ayer, Jr.
- Trans-O-Gram, p. 787
- For the Record, pp. 788-790