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Greece

Pride, Despair, and the Popular Front

by Claire Sterling

The Reporter, February 9, 1956, pp. 27-29

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      2. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 8-9
      3. The President and His Party by Max Ascoli, p. 10
      4. Ike and the Peaceful Atom by John Lear, pp. 11-21
      5. Opening a Window in the Smoke-Filled Room by Barbara Wendell Kerr, pp. 22-23
      6. One Picture by Eric Sevareid, p. 24
      7. A Britisher's Reminiscence of a Kentucky Campaign by Patrick O'Donovan, p. 25
      8. The Revolution in Argentina's Universities by Gladys Delmas, pp. 26-29
      9. U.N. by Marya Mannes, pp. 30-31
      10. The Glory That Is Still Greece by Mark Van Doren, pp. 32-34
      11. The Broadway Triumph of a Lady from Japan by Faubion Bowers, pp. 35-36
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        Island in the Sun by Alec Waugh
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        The Life of Rudyard Kipling by Charles E. Carrington
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      2. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 10-11
      3. 18-17-16---and We Lost the Game by William R. Frye, pp. 12-18
      4. Dixon-Yates by E.W. Kenworthy, pp. 19-25
      5. How France Lost the Election by Edmond Taylor, pp. 26-28
      6. Miscalculation in Jordan by Hal Lehrman, pp. 29-33
      7. The Mozart Bicentennial by Roland Gelatt, pp. 34-37
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        Profiles in Courage by John F. Kennedy
      13. Cover by Carol Hamann
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      1. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 2-5
      2. The Vanishing Family Farm by Eric Sevareid, pp. 6-7
      3. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 8-10
      4. How Presidents Are Made by Robert Bendiner, pp. 11-18
      5. The New Battle of Berlin by William H. Draper, Jr., pp. 19-20
      6. Algeria by Basil Davison, pp. 21-26
      7. Greece by Claire Sterling, pp. 27-29
      8. 'Militant Liberty' and the Pentagon by William Harlan Hale, pp. 30-33
      9. 200 Acres in Iowa by Dale Kramer, pp. 34-37
      10. Miss Fanshawe and the $30 Ticket by Poyntz Tyler, pp. 38-40
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        MacArthur: His Rendezvous With History by Courtney Whitney
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        Bare Feet in the Palace by Agnes Keith
        Boon Island by Kenneth Lewis Roberts
      16. Cover by Marianne Davidson
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      1. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 2-5
      2. The Small Get Smaller by Eric Sevareid, pp. 6-9
      3. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 10-11
      4. The Lady of Villa Taverna by Claire Sterling and Max Ascoli, pp. 12-19
      5. California's Governor Knight by Hale Champion, pp. 20-24
      6. The New Soviet Five-Year Plan That May Challenge the West by Isaac Deutscher, pp. 25-27
      7. West Germany's Army by Paul Moor, pp. 28-31
      8. Carpentry, Typing, and a Little Shakespeare by Hannah Lees, pp. 32-35
      9. God and the Machine Age by Eric Hoffer, pp. 36-37
      10. An Old Man Finds a Job by Anonymous, pp. 38-39
      11. Meditations in an Empty Room by Marya Mannes, p. 40
      12. An Irish Holiday by Mark Van Doren, pp. 41-43
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      1. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 2-9
      2. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 10-11
      3. The Courage of Purdence by Max Ascoli, p. 12
      4. Alabama's Bus Boycott by The Rev. Thomas R. Thrasher, pp. 13-16
      5. A Time of Worry in 'The City Care Forgot' by Louisa Dalcher, pp. 17-19
      6. The Slow Progress of Integration by Eric Sevareid, p. 20
      7. 'They're Not Uncle Tom's Children' by Ben Burns, pp. 21-22
      8. Japan by Lily Abegg, pp. 23-26
      9. Britain's New Foreign Secretary by Alastair Buchan, pp. 27-28
      10. The Soviets and the Asians by I. Norman Smith, pp. 29-31
      11. Knowland by Douglass Cater, pp. 32-35
      12. The Due Processing of Harry Bridges by Paul Jacobs, pp. 36-39
      13. Mr. Horowitz by Victor Chapin, pp. 40-43
      14. The Case of the Orange Orange by Marya Mannes, p. 44
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        Man and the State by Jacques Maritain
        The Lamb by Francois Mauriac
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      2. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 10-12
      3. Eisenhower's Presidency by Sidney Hyman, pp. 13-16
      4. The Coming Campaign by Eric Sevareid, p. 17
      5. A Talk with William Faulkner by Russell Warren Howe, pp. 18-19
      6. The Fight Over America's Fourth 'R' by William Lee Miller, pp. 20-25
      7. The Changing Temper of Britain's Labour Party by Hugh Massingham, pp. 26-30
      8. Communist Party Congress by Isaac Deutscher, pp. 31-35
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        Letters from My Windmill (1955 Film) by Marcel Pagnol
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        Congress: Its Contemporary Role by Ernest S. Griffith
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        The Story of the Tower by Frank Lloyd Wright
      16. Cover by Don Higgins
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      1. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 2-7
      2. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 8-9
      3. And They Say We Are Doing Fine by Max Ascoli, pp. 10-11
      4. The Strains on NATO by Edmond Taylor, pp. 12-14
      5. New Coalitions in German Politics by John Midgley, pp. 15-17
      6. 'They Surely Can't Stop Us Now' by William Demby, pp. 18-21
      7. How Kefauver Made It in Minnesota by Patrick O'Donovan, pp. 22-23
      8. The Implacable Independence of Frank J. Lausche by William H. Hessler, pp. 24-26
      9. Too Little and Maybe Too Late by Eric Sevareid, pp. 27-28
      10. Survival in the Bureaucratic Jungle by Harlan Cleveland, pp. 29-32
      11. The Russian Moves in Afghanistan by Arthur Bonner, pp. 33-35
      12. Mr. Molotov Nears the End of the Road by Vernon Aspaturian, pp. 36-39
      13. How Dr. Wakeham Kept His Servants by John Cheever, pp. 40-45
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        The Presence of Grace by J.F. Powers
        Forbidden Area by Pat Frank
        Your Own Beloved Sons by Thomas Anderson
      17. Cover by Marilyn Miller
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      1. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 2-7
      2. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 8-9
      3. The Not-So-Merry-Go-Round by Max Ascoli, p. 10
      4. The Debating Career of Richard M. Nixon by William Lee Miller, pp. 11-17
      5. Peace, Rice, Friendship, and the Burma of U Nu by Santha Rama Rau, pp. 18-22
      6. Low-Yield Atomic Weapons by A.T. Hadley, pp. 23-24
      7. The Inalienable Right to Get Peacefully Sozzled by Paul Jacobs, p. 25
      8. Tallahatchie County Acquits a Peckerwood by David Halberstam, pp. 26-29
      9. Governor Folsom by Douglass Cater, pp. 30-31
      10. A Glossary of Glibness by Eric Sevareid, p. 32
      11. Half a Million Slaves in Arabia by Ray Alan, pp. 33-35
      12. A Quick Trip to Budapest by Paul Moor, pp. 36-38
      13. Good-by to a World by May Sarton, pp. 39-43
      14. Movies by Marya Mannes, p. 44
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        The True Cross, 1177-1192 by Carlo Scarfoglio
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        The Fall of the Sparrow by Nigel Balchin
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        At Home in India by Cynthia Bowles
        Miracle of World War II by Francis Walton
      18. Cover by Justin Murray
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      1. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 1-5
      2. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 6-7
      3. Enemy Assets by William Harlan Hale and Charles Clift, pp. 8-14
      4. The Army's Beefs Against the Air Force by Douglass Cater and A.T. Hadley, pp. 15-17
      5. Breathing New Life into NATO by James P. Warburg, pp. 18-19
      6. Michigan's Wandering Air Base by Paul Southwick, pp. 20-22
      7. Umbrage, Anyone? by Eric Sevareid, p. 23
      8. On the Spot in Algeria: 1. The Village on the Djebel; 2. Robert Lacoste by Edmond Taylor, pp. 24-26
      9. Coup de Theatre at Stuttgart by Paul Moor, pp. 27-29
      10. Thailand by Darrell Berrigan, pp. 30-33
      11. Great-grandfather and the Devils by Tambimuttu, pp. 34-39
      12. Double Talk in Art by Marya Mannes, pp. 40-41
      13. Movies by George W. Herald, pp. 42-43
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        Sights and Spectacles, 1937-1956 by Mary McCarthy
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        The Listener's Musical Companion by Bernard H. Haggin
        What to Listen for in Music by Aaron Copland
        The Structure of Music: A Listener's Guide by Robert E. Erickson
        Our Musical Heritage by Curt Sachs
        The Oxford Companion to Music by Percy A. Scholes
        The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Music by Percy A. Scholes
        The Harvard Dictionary of Music by Willi Apel
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        Olympio by Andre Maurois
      17. Cover by Dong Kingman
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      1. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 2-5
      2. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 6-7
      3. 1. The Challenge of Abundance by Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., pp. 8-11
      4. 2. The Scarcity of Ideas by Max Ascoli, pp. 12-15
      5. Secretary McKay Becomes Candidate McKay by A. Robert Smith, pp. 16-18
      6. The Golden Age of Buy Now, Pay Later by Bruce Bliven, Jr., pp. 19-21
      7. My Kingdom for a Heart by Marya Mannes, p. 22
      8. Conversations in Rabat by Sabine Gova, pp. 23-25
      9. The African Rain Queen by Noel Mostert, pp. 26-29
      10. Egypt by Hal Lehrman, pp. 30-34
      11. From Beethoven to Bebop on the Five-Year Plan by Flora Lewis, pp. 35-37
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        Gabriele D'Annunzio's Long Affair with Himself by Sidney Alexander, pp. 38-39 - 1 Review
        Wingless Victory by Frances Winwar
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        A Capitol Offense by Jocelyn Davey
        The Abode of Love by Aubrey Menen
      14. Cover by Guy Dolen
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      1. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 2-7
      2. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 8-9
      3. They've Gotten Around to It by Max Ascoli, p. 10
      4. Israel by Claire Sterling, pp. 11-14
      5. Two Recent Guests at Claridge's by Alastair Buchan, pp. 15-16
      6. Iraq by J.H. Huizinga, pp. 17-18
      7. Civil War in Alabama's Citizens' Councils by Douglass Cater, pp. 19-21
      8. A Quiet Evening at the Whig-Clio by William Lee Miller, pp. 22-23
      9. The Tribulations of a State Senator by Duane Lockard, p. 24
      10. The Press in a Rose-Colored Mirror by Eric Sevareid, pp. 25-27
      11. The G.O.P. Trial on the Oregon Trail by Joe Miller, pp. 28-30
      12. Through India with Walter Reuther by Arthur Bonner, pp. 31-33
      13. Francoise Sagan Wins Her Second Round by Madeleine Chapsal, pp. 34-35
      14. A Kind Word for Pop, Bop, and Folk by Jacques Barzun, pp. 36-38
      15. An English Village Wins a Reprieve by Donald Hall, p. 39
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        The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit (1956 Film) by Nunnally Johnson
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        The Late George Apley by John P. Marquand
        Untouchable by Mulk Raj Anand
        The Financial Expert by R.K. Narayan
        Remember the House by Santha Rama Rau
        Some Inner Fury by Kamala Markandaya
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        Through These Men by John Mason Brown
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        Good Behavior by Harold Nicolson
      20. [+]
        Some Selected Footprints of Richard M. Nixon by William Lee Miller, pp. 48-50 - 2 Reviews
        This Is Nixon by James Keogh
        Nixon by Ralph de Toledano
      21. Cover by Carol Hamann
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      1. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 1-5
      2. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 6-7
      3. The Negro Vote and the Democrats by Robert Bendiner, pp. 8-12
      4. 'Nessfeness' at Harvard by Marya Mannes, pp. 13-14
      5. 'The Problems of Overlap' by A.A. Berle, Jr., p. 15
      6. 'Big Business Is in the Saddle' by Seymour E. Harris, p. 16
      7. 'Liberal' Government Is Not Enough by Leon H. Keyserling, pp. 17-18
      8. Why Exclude Republicans? by Jacob K. Javits, p. 19
      9. In Support of Schlesinger by Thomas K. Finletter, p. 20
      10. 'We Need a Liberal Administration' by Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., pp. 20-21
      11. The New Federalism by Max Ascoli, pp. 22-23
      12. Freemasonry in the Fourth Republic by Edmond Taylor, pp. 24-28
      13. The Complicated Process of Reaching a Stalemate by Chalmers M. Roberts, pp. 29-33
      14. The Time of His Life by Harvey Wheeler, p. 34
      15. California's Democratic Clubs by Bernard Crick, pp. 35-38
      16. The Singing Stone of Cyprus by Paul Brock, pp. 39-41
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        Thoreau of Walden by Henry Beetle Hough
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        Soldier: The Memoirs of Matthew B. Ridgway by Matthew B. Ridgway and Harold H. Martin
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        The Power Elite by C. Wright Mills
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        India's Racism in Reverse by Harold R. Isaacs, p. 48 - 1 Review
        The Pitiful and the Proud by Carl T. Rowan
      21. Cover by Fred Zimmer
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      June 28, 1956 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 2-3
      2. Special Report by William Harlan Hale, pp. 4-6
      3. The Second Act of God by Max Ascoli, p. 7
      4. The Recession We Should Not Have by A.A. Berle, Jr., pp. 8-11
      5. Up to Our Ears in Autos by Helen Hill Miller, p. 12
      6. The Two-Family Car by Eric Sevareid, p. 13
      7. Foreign Aid and 'The Spirit We Are Of' by Harlan Cleveland, pp. 14-18
      8. Deepening Shadows Over Cyprus by Ray Alan, pp. 19-21
      9. Why Molotov 'Resigned' by Isaac Deutscher, pp. 22-23
      10. All Abroad for the Coattail Special by Robert Bendiner, pp. 24-26
      11. 'Siberia, U.S.A.' by A. Robert Smith, pp. 27-29
      12. She Knew Prince Kropotkin by Eugene Burdick, pp. 30-33
      13. Theater by Marya Mannes, pp. 34-35
      14. [+]
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        The Diplomat's Wife by Richard Fyfe Boyce
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        A Single Pebble by John Hersey
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        India: Paintings From Ajanta Caves by Madanjeet Singh
        Egypt: Paintings from Tombs and Temples by K.S. Diradour and Jacques Vandier
        Australia: Aboriginal Paintings---Arnhem Land by William Brindle and Sir Herbert Read
        Yugoslavia---Byzantine Frescoes by Mario Dolfi and Svetozar Radojcic
        Norway---Paintings from the Stave Churches by Mario Dolfi and Roar Hauglid
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        The Train Was On Time by Heinrich Boll
      18. Cover by Fred Zimmer
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      July 12, 1956 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 1-5
      2. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 6-7
      3. Matrix of Commonwealths by Max Ascoli, pp. 8-9
      4. Disarmament, Diplomacy, and the Flames of Hell by William R. Frye, pp. 10-14
      5. The Folklore of an Electronic Presidency by Douglass Cater, pp. 15-18
      6. Letter from a Congressman to a Constituent, pp. 19-21
      7. The Stalinists' Case Against Stalin by Isaac Deutscher, pp. 22-25
      8. Pottering About with the Fifth Amendment by Paul Jacobs, p. 26
      9. Report from Red China by Peter Schmid, pp. 27-28
      10. Jordan Finds 'A New Saladin' by Ray Alan, pp. 29-30
      11. Africa by Chester Bowles, pp. 31-36
      12. Mrs. Kalish's Holiday by Bernice Kavinoky, pp. 37-39
      13. Rome's Most Favored Tourists by Sylvia Wright, pp. 40-42
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        A Walk On the Wild Side by Nelson Algren
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        An International Economy by Gunnar Myrdal
      16. What They're Reading in France, Italy, and Russia by Marc Slonim, pp. 47-50
      17. Cover by Reg Massie
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      1. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 2-7
      2. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 8-9
      3. Whose G.O.P.? by Max Ascoli, p. 10
      4. The Education of George Humphrey by Sidney Hyman, pp. 11-16
      5. The 'Moral Force' Behind Dulles Diplomacy by William Lee Miller, pp. 17-20
      6. NATO on the Operating Table by Alastair Buchan, pp. 21-23
      7. West German Socialism by Paul Moor, pp. 24-25
      8. Report on Red China by Peter Schmid, pp. 26-29
      9. Of Space and Time, and Death in the Air by Lawrence H. Berlin, pp. 30-33
      10. Notes on the Harriman Campaign by Robert Bendiner, pp. 34-37
      11. The Durable Mr. Dawson of Cook County, Illinois by John Madigan, pp. 38-41
      12. An American Violinist in Moscow Leningrad and Kiev, pp. 42-43
      13. Freedom of the Press by Otto Friedrich, pp. 44-46
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        Moby Dick (1956 Film) by John Huston
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        Ring Lardner by Donald Elder
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        The Revolt of the Moderates by Samuel Lubell
      19. Cover by Fred Zimmer
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      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 2-7
      2. These Moderate Elections by Max Ascoli, pp. 8-9
      3. Notes on the Conventions, pp. 10-15
      4. The Politicians Try Victory Through Air Power by William Harlan Hale, pp. 16-20
      5. TV by Marya Mannes, pp. 21-22
      6. When Politics Had 'Taam' by Paul Jacobs, p. 23
      7. The Army's Case Against Fortress America by Anthony Leviero, pp. 24-29
      8. ---And the Answer Was Suez by Simon Malley, pp. 30-34
      9. Siren Songs in Damascus by Hal Lehrman, pp. 35-37
      10. Kashmir by M. Yusuf Buch, pp. 38-40
      11. A Talk With the Yellow Kid by Saul Bellow, pp. 41-43
      12. American Writing as I See it by William Saroyan, pp. 44-46
      13. [+]
        A Chief of State Who Let Things Drift by Sander Vanocur, pp. 47-48 - 1 Review
        My Father: The True Story by Arthur W. Baldwin
      14. [+]
        Privacy, Publicity, and Secrecy by August Heckscher, p. 49 - 1 Review
        The Torment of Secrecy by Edward A. Shils
      15. [+]
        'A Conspiracy Without Warrent of Law' by Brooks Atkinson, pp. 50-51 - 1 Review
        Report on Blacklisting by John Cogley
      16. [+]
        The Presidency and the Art of the Possible by Jonathan Daniels, pp. 52-53 - 1 Review
        Roosevelt: The Lion and the Fox, 1882-1940 by James MacGregor Burns
      17. [+]
        Mr. Forster Pays a Debt by Louis Kronenberger, pp. 54-55 - 1 Review
        Marianne Thornton: A Domestic Biography, 1797-1887 by E.M. Forster
      18. [+]
        Book Notes, pp. 56-60 - 2 Reviews
        A Report on the American Jesuits by John La Farge
        A Pictorial History of Medicine by Otto L. Bettmann
      19. Cover by Fred Zimmer
    4. [+]
      September 20, 1956 Issue = 19 Articles
      1. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 2-7
      2. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 8-9
      3. A Neutralized Middle East? by Max Ascoli, p. 10
      4. The Malevolent Genie that Nasser Set Free by Claire Sterling, pp. 11-14
      5. Where Nationalism Becomes Nihilism by Ray Alan, pp. 15-17
      6. The Pint-Size Potentates of the Persian Gulf by J.H. Huizinga, pp. 18-20
      7. The Future of 'The Party of the Future' by August Heckscher, pp. 21-23
      8. 2. The Disarming of President Eisenhower by Maurice Klain, pp. 24-25
      9. 3. Where Are the 'Eisenhower Republicans?' by John R. Schmidhauser, pp. 26-27
      10. 4. The Chotiner Academy of Scientific Vote-Catching by Robert Bendiner, p. 28
      11. The Ordeal of South Vietnam by Darrell Berrigan, pp. 29-33
      12. Stale Mates by Eileen Chang, pp. 34-37
      13. From Plato to Perelman on the Turntable by William Harlan Hale, pp. 38-40
      14. Sociological Habit Patterns in Linguistic Transmogrifications by Malcolm Cowley, pp. 41-42
      15. [+]
        Norma Jean Mortenson on the Half Shell by Tom Armstrong, pp. 43-44 - 1 Review
        Will Acting Spoil Marilyn Monroe? by Pete Martin
      16. [+]
        The Air Belongs to Us by Robert Bingham, p. 45 - 1 Review
        The Public Arts by Gilbert Seldes
      17. [+]
        A Southerner's View of a Southerner's Book by James W. Prothro, pp. 46-47 - 1 Review
        Segregation: The Inner Conflict in the South by Robert Penn Warren
      18. [+]
        Book Notes, pp. 48-50 - 5 Reviews
        Baby Doll by Tennessee Williams
        The Lady and the Vote by Marion K. Sanders
        Noblesse Oblige by Nancy Mitford
        The Fair Game by Constantine FitzGibbon
        America Votes by Richard M. Scammon
      19. Cover by Al Blaustein
  4. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1956 = 7 Issues, 131 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 4, 1956 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 2-7
      2. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 8-9
      3. When Does the Campaign Start? by Max Ascoli, p. 10
      4. The Widening Chinks in the Iron Curtain by Chalmers M. Roberts, pp. 11-14
      5. Behind the Scenes in Poland's Model City by S.L. Shneiderman, pp. 15-17
      6. Hungary by Leslie B. Bain, pp. 18-21
      7. New Trainer for the Donkey by Robert Bendiner, pp. 22-24
      8. Southern Unions and the Integration Issue by Henry L. Trewhitt, pp. 25-27
      9. Magic Casements Open for the Caudillo by Claire Sterling, pp. 28-32
      10. Bowlers and Bumbershoots at a Piccadilly Peep Show by Hortense Calisher, pp. 33-36
      11. The Rivers of Vicenza by Antonio Barolini, pp. 37-38
      12. The Clock Struck Twenty-Nine by Jean Paris, p. 39
      13. Henry James Came Home at Last by Gouverneur Paulding, pp. 40-43
      14. [+]
        Inside Outside by Virgilia Peterson, pp. 44-45 - 1 Review
        The Outsider by Colin Wilson
      15. [+]
        Ladders, Tunnels, and Colossal Nerve by Al Newman, pp. 46-47 - 1 Review
        Escape From Germany by Aidan Crawley
      16. [+]
        Book Notes, p. 48 - 4 Reviews
        Antonello da Messina by Stefano Bottari
        So Fell the Angels by Thomas Graham Belden and Marva Robins Belden
        The Nun's Story by Kathryn C. Hulme
        Malone Dies by Samuel Beckett
      17. Cover by Al Blaustein
    2. [+]
      October 18, 1956 Issue = 20 Articles
      1. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 2-7
      2. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 8-9
      3. Peace---The Forbidden Issue by Max Ascoli, p. 10
      4. The Loneliest Man in Washington by William Harlan Hale, pp. 11-16
      5. Our Diplomatic Defeats and the Unity of Europe by Edmond Taylor, pp. 17-19
      6. Campaign Battlefields by James A. Maxwell, pp. 20-21
      7. 2. Morse vs. McKay by Joe Miller, pp. 22-24
      8. 3. Pigs and Pocketbooks by Dale Kramer, pp. 25-26
      9. The Peaceful Atom by Douglass Cater, pp. 27-30
      10. What the President Could Do about School Desegregation by Charles Abrams, pp. 31-32
      11. [+]
        A Would-be Quixote in a Land Without Windmills by John Rosselli, pp. 33-34 - 1 Review
        Look Back in Anger by John Osborne
      12. Japan's Delinquents by Mark Schorer, pp. 35-37
      13. [+]
        How That Man Got to the White House by Sidney Hyman, pp. 38-39 - 1 Review
        Franklin D. Roosevelt: The Triumph by Frank Freidel
      14. [+]
        The Best of Anne McCormick by Max Ascoli, p. 40 - 1 Review
        The World at Home by Anne O'Hare McCormick and Marion Turner Sheean, ...
      15. [+]
        Dr. A. Jekyll Toynbee and Mr. Hyde-and-Go-Seek by Anne Fremantle, pp. 41-44 - 1 Review
        An Historian's Approach to Religion by Arnold J. Toynbee
      16. [+]
        The Truth in Great Fiction by Gouverneur Paulding, p. 45 - 1 Review
        The Mirror in the Roadway by Frank O'Connor
      17. [+]
        Mr. Liebling's Latest Love by Al Newman, p. 46 - 1 Review
        The Sweet Science by A.J. Liebling
      18. [+]
        The Queen's Aunt by Marriage by Marya Mannes, p. 47 - 1 Review
        The Heart Has Its Reasons by Wallis W. Windsor
      19. [+]
        Book Notes, pp. 47-50 - 3 Reviews
        The World of Mathematics by James R. Newman
        Danger and Opportunity by James P. Warburg
        Tribute to Freud by H.D.
      20. Cover by Justin Murray
    3. [+]
      November 1, 1956 Issue = 21 Articles
      1. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 1-5
      2. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 6-7
      3. Can the Majority Rule? by Max Ascoli, p. 8
      4. What Happened to the Sure Thing? by Robert Bendiner, pp. 9-12
      5. Nervous men in Illinois by James A. Maxwell, pp. 13-14
      6. Making Friends with the Robots by Eric Sevareid, p. 15
      7. The Battle of Idaho by Joe Miller, p. 16
      8. And If You Don't Like Either Ike or Adlai by Douglass Cater, pp. 17-18
      9. The Labor Movement Cripples a Union by Paul Jacobs, pp. 19-20
      10. Is It Trust Busting or Window Dressing? by William D. Rogers, pp. 21-23
      11. Communist China Is Still Knocking at the U.N.'s Door by William R. Frye, pp. 24-26
      12. Can the French Save Their Republic? by Andre Fontaine, pp. 27-30
      13. Tragedy of Hatred by Ben H. Bagdikian, pp. 31-34
      14. The Visual Arts in a People's Republic by George Biddle, pp. 35-37
      15. Three London Plays by Marya Mannes, p. 38
      16. Can There Be an American C.P. Snow? by Hortense Calisher, pp. 39-43
      17. How Stevenson Talks at Home by Robert Bingham, p. 44
      18. [+]
        U.S. Wars by Thomas R. Phillips, pp. 45-46 - 1 Review
        Arms and Men: A Study in America Military History by Walter Millis
      19. [+]
        The Brave Tourists and the Bulls by Gouverneur Paulding, p. 47 - 1 Review
        Fiesta in Pamplona by Dominique Aubier
      20. [+]
        Book Notes, pp. 48-50 - 3 Reviews
        Farmers at the Crossroads by Ezra Taft Benson and Carlisle Bargeron
        The Lost Steps by Alejo Carpentier
        The Looking-Glass Conference by Godfrey Blunden
      21. Cover by Robert Shore
    4. [+]
      November 15, 1956 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 1-7
      2. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 8-9
      3. The Mandate19C A Coalition Cabinet by Max Ascoli, p. 10
      4. The Middle East by Claire Sterling, pp. 11-13
      5. October Revolutions, New Style by Isaac Deutscher, pp. 14-17
      6. Before the Earthquake in Poland by S.l. Shneiderman, pp. 18-19
      7. Hungary by Leslie B. Bain, pp. 20-21
      8. The Short Career of Poet Istvan by Edmond Taylor, pp. 22-23
      9. The Life and Times of a Slum Landlord by William Manchester, pp. 24-26
      10. Happy Dreams in Kentucky by James A. Maxwell, pp. 27-29
      11. Burma---Parade of Paradoxes by Arthur Bonner, pp. 30-32
      12. Where Do We Go from Here? by Colin Wilson, pp. 33-35
      13. Channels by Marya Mannes, pp. 36-38
      14. Portrait of the Poet as a Painter by Jay Jacobs, pp. 39-40
      15. [+]
        Understanding Pandit Nehru by Christine Weston, p. 41 - 1 Review
        Jawaharlal Nehru: A Biography by Frank R. Moraes
      16. [+]
        Life Among the Titans by William Harlan Hale, pp. 42-47 - 2 Reviews
        The Executive Life by The Editors of Fortune
        The Art of Success by The Editors of Fortune
      17. [+]
        Book Notes, pp. 48-50 - 2 Reviews
        Gallipoli by Alan Moorehead
        The City of the Living, and Other Stories by Wallace Stegner
      18. Cover by Fred Zimmer
    5. [+]
      November 29, 1956 Issue = 19 Articles
      1. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 2-7
      2. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 8-9
      3. The Price of Peacemongering by Max Ascoli, p. 10
      4. The Military Lessons of Suez by Edward L. Katzenbach, Jr., pp. 11-13
      5. Washington's Search for a Policy by Chalmers M. Roberts, pp. 14-15
      6. The British Look at the Balance Sheet by Alastair Buchan, pp. 16-17
      7. How Texas Is Reforming Its Mental Hospitals by John Gainford, pp. 18-21
      8. Who Will Speak for the Democrats? by Douglass Cater, pp. 22-23
      9. A Theologian's Comments on the Negro in America by Reinhold Niebuhr, pp. 24-25
      10. Italy by Claire Sterling, pp. 26-29
      11. The Chained God of Katmandu by Arthur Bonner, pp. 30-33
      12. The Time of Going Away by Ray Bradbury, pp. 34-35
      13. American Best-Sellers in Soviet Bookstores by Deming Brown, pp. 36-38
      14. Music by Roland Gelatt, p. 39
      15. [+]
        The Nightingale and the Thorn by Marya Mannes, p. 40 - 1 Review
        Collected Poems of Edna St. Vincent Millay by Norma Millay and Edna St. Vincent Millay
      16. [+]
        Weight Lifting, Nihilism, and the Japanese Novel by Mark Schorer, pp. 41-44 - 5 Reviews
        The Sound of Waves by Yukio Mishima
        Modern Japanese Literature by Donald Keene
        The Setting Sun by Osamu Dazai
        Zone of Emptiness by Hiroshi Noma
        The Heike Story by Eiji Yoshikawa
      17. [+]
        Three Guides for the Atomic Age by Walter Millis, pp. 45-47 - 3 Reviews
        Atoms and People by Ralph E. Lapp
        Atomic Quest by Arthur Holly Compton
        Atomic Weapons and East-West Relations by P.M.S Blackett
      18. [+]
        Book Notes, pp. 48-50 - 3 Reviews
        The Insurgents by Vercors
        A Baker's Dozen: Thirteen Unusual Americans by Russel B. Nye
        Threepenny Novel by Bertolt Brecht
      19. Cover by Jack Fenstermacher
    6. [+]
      December 13, 1956 Issue = 19 Articles
      1. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 1-5
      2. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 6-7
      3. The Lazy Giant by Max Ascoli, p. 8
      4. How the United States Saved Nasser by Claire Sterling, pp. 9-12
      5. Budapest by Leslie B. Bain, pp. 13-14
      6. The Four Days that Shook Poland by S.L. Shneiderman, pp. 15-17
      7. Family Album by Marya Mannes, pp. 18-19
      8. The U.S. Communists by Robert Bendiner, pp. 20-23
      9. Thorez Clings to Stalinism by Andre Fontaine, pp. 24-26
      10. Down from the Hills and into the Slums by James Maxwell, pp. 27-28
      11. How the Republicans Lost in the West by Joe Miller, pp. 29-31
      12. Man in the Shadows by Philip Deane, pp. 32-34
      13. 'To Keep the Memory of So Worthy a Friend' by Ethel Wilson, pp. 35-37
      14. A Dissenting Opinion on the O'Neill Play by Marya Mannes, pp. 38-39
      15. [+]
        Movies: The Crazy, Mixed-up Kids Take Over by Gerald Weales, pp. 40-41 - 3 Reviews
        The Wild One (1954 Film) by Laszlo Benedek
        Rebel Without a Cause (1955 Film) by Nicholas Ray
        East of Eden (1955 Film) by Elia Kazan
      16. [+]
        Lions and Lemmings, Toads and Tigers by Malcolm Cowley, pp. 42-43 - 1 Review
        Further Fables for Our Time by James Thurber
      17. [+]
        Some Footnotes on the Fiction of '56 by Leslie A. Fiedler, pp. 44-46 - 8 Reviews
        The Last Hurrah by Edwin O'Connor
        Bang the Drum Slowly by Mark Harris
        The Man Who Was Not With It by Herbert Gold
        The Floating Opera by John Barth
        The Presence of Grace by J.F. Powers
        Giovanni's Room by James Baldwin
        The Field of Vision by Wright Morris
        Seize the Day by Saul Bellow
      18. [+]
        Book Notes, pp. 47-50 - 5 Reviews
        Atlas of Western Civilization by Frederik van der Meer
        Italian Painting by Edith Appleton Standen
        The Louvre by Germain Bazin
        Our Literary Heritage by Van Wyck Brooks and Otto L. Bettmann
        Pablo Picasso: A Study of His Work by Frank Elgar and Robert Maillard
      19. Cover by Gil Miret
    7. [+]
      December 27, 1956 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 1-3
      2. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 4-5
      3. Civilization Is the West by Max Ascoli, p. 6
      4. The Anglo-French 'Convulsion of Despair' by Graham Hutton, pp. 7-9
      5. The Care and Keeping of the Great Alliance by David Demarest Lloyd, pp. 10-13
      6. 'Or to Take Arms Against a Sea of Troubles' by R.L. Bruckberger, pp. 14-16
      7. The Lessons of Hungary by Edmond Taylor, pp. 17-20
      8. Washington Runaround by A. Robert Smith, pp. 21-23
      9. The Arab World Since Sinai by Ray Alan, pp. 24-26
      10. Immigrants, Visitors, and Legal Roadblocks by Judith Laikin, pp. 27-29
      11. The Bull and the Dwarfs by Honor Tracy, pp. 30-32
      12. A Great Lady's Homage to Mozart by Roland Gelatt, p. 33
      13. Miltown Place, or, Life with Sponsors by Marya Mannes, p. 34
      14. All Together Now by E.E. Edwards, pp. 35-36
      15. [+]
        The Reformation of a Bibulous Aunt by Whitney Balliett, pp. 37-38 - 5 Reviews
        The Real Jazz, Old and New by Stephen Longstreet
        Guide to Jazz by Hugues Panassie and Madeleine Gautier
        The Heart of Jazz by William L. Grossman and Jack W. Farrell
        Jazz: Its Evolution and Essence by Andre Hodeir
        The Story of Jazz by Marshall W. Stearns
      16. [+]
        The Ancient Greeks in Fiction by Sidney Alexander, pp. 39-42 - 1 Review
        The Last of the Wine by Mary Renault
      17. Cover by Reg Massie
8. [+]
  Issues of 1957 = 24 Issues, 433 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1958 = 24 Issues, 439 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1959 = 24 Issues, 446 Articles
[+]
Issues of the 1960s = 9 Years, 205 Issues, 3,634 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 1960 = 24 Issues, 445 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1961 = 24 Issues, 430 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1962 = 24 Issues, 420 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1963 = 24 Issues, 399 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1964 = 25 Issues, 455 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1965 = 24 Issues, 430 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1966 = 24 Issues, 425 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1967 = 24 Issues, 417 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1968 = 12 Issues, 213 Articles