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- The Present Danger---At Home, pp. 4-5 An Editorial
- What Wedemeyer Really Said, pp. 6-8
- Eisenhower as Theater Commander, pp. 9-11
- Germany, pp. 12-16 Year Six of the Peace
- The Underground Jurists of Communist Germany, pp. 17-20 Preparing a day of judgment for the Kremlin's stooges
- Britain: "Spring Will Be a Little Late This Year", pp. 21-23 The middle classes retain their integrity if not their amenities
- Bustamante of Jamaica---Promises and Pistols, pp. 24-26 A Caribbean firebrand as dangerous as Trujillo
- Fifty Years of Persian Oil, pp. 27-29 The complicated rights and wrongs of the current dispute
- Aid to Iran: A Failure, p. 30 The seven-year plan turned into a one-year gravy train
- A Parliamentarian, a Hatchet Man, an Inquisitor, pp. 31-32 How Russell, Kerr, and McMahon met the MacArthur crisis
- "Mister John": More Pork Than Corn, pp. 33-35 Rankin, the electrifying Congressman from Mississippi
- Prophets of Atomic Doom, pp. 36-38 "They sit at the bottom of a well to look at the sky"
- Three Grateful Lords of the London Money Market, pp. 39-42 Gad, sir! They've discovered the doings of these Marshall Plan chaps
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June 12, 1951 Issue - 14 ArticlesShades of PoliticsAt Home & AbroadViews & Reviews- The Present Danger---At Home, pp. 4-5