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  1. [+]
    Issues of Jan.-Mar. 1962 = 7 Issues, 121 Articles
    1. [+]
      January 4, 1962 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 2-9
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 10-11
      3. To Stop This Madness by Max Ascoli, pp. 12-13
      4. NATO Tries 'Positive Thinking' by Edmond Taylor, pp. 14-17
      5. Germany by George Bailey, p. 18
      6. The Finns Buy Time and Hope for Better Days by Madeleine Kalb and Marvin Kalb, pp. 19-21
      7. The Communist Roadblock in Italian Politics by Claire Sterling, pp. 22-26
      8. Byrdland Revisited by Douglass Cater, p. 27
      9. Biggest Slumlord on the Block by Barbara Carter, pp. 28-30
      10. The Creeping Conservativism of TVA by John Ed Pearce, pp. 31-34
      11. Guggenheim Roulette by Fred Grunfeld, pp. 35-37
      12. Just Looking by Marya Mannes, p. 38
      13. Folk Finds a Voice by Nat Hentoff, pp. 39-41
      14. [+]
        Lion at Home by George Steiner, pp. 42-43 - 1 Review
        The Letters of Beethoven by Ludwig Van Beethoven and Emily Anderson
      15. [+]
        E Pluribus by Edward Posniak, p. 44 - 1 Review
        Europe's Needs and Resources by J. Frederic Dewhurst, John O. Coppock, and P. Lamartine Yates, ...
      16. The Reporter Puzzle, p. 45
      17. [+]
        Pathetic Fallacy by Gouverneur Paulding, pp. 46-50 - 1 Review
        Watchers at the Pond by Franklin Russell
      18. Cover by John R. McDermott
    2. [+]
      January 18, 1962 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 2-13
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 14-21
      3. Can We Be Less Than Saintly? by Max Ascoli, p. 22
      4. Red Rivalry in the Black Continent by Gordon Brook-Shepherd, pp. 23-25
      5. An Indian Report on the Goan Crisis by B. Shiva Rao, pp. 26-27
      6. Afghanistan by Denis Warner, pp. 28-30
      7. Mr. McNamara Remodels the Pentagon by Jack Raymond, pp. 31-35
      8. Is Our Patent Law Out of Date? by Douglass Cater, p. 36
      9. The Case of the Tired Tory by Peregrine Worsthorne, pp. 37-38
      10. How Did Southern California Get That Way? by Bruce Bliven, pp. 39-40
      11. Let's Save Latin from the Latin Department by Richard M. Gummere, Jr., pp. 41-42
      12. A Play from the Soviet Underground by Maurice Friedberg, pp. 43-45
      13. Record Notes by Roland Gelatt, pp. 46-47
      14. [+]
        Nuclear Morality by William Lee Miller, pp. 48-49 - 2 Reviews
        War and the Christian Conscience by Paul Ramsey
        God and the H-Bomb by Donald Keys
      15. [+]
        Who Started the War? by Frank Freidel, p. 50 - 1 Review
        The Origins of the Second World War by A.J.P. Taylor
      16. The Reporter Puzzle, pp. 51-52
      17. [+]
        Ideals Without Ideas by Martin Greenberg, pp. 53-58 - 1 Review
        Writers on the Left by Daniel Aaron
      18. Cover by Ronald Christensen
    3. [+]
      February 1, 1962 Issue = 19 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 4-10
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 11-19
      3. All Roads Lead to Washington by Max Ascoli, pp. 20-22
      4. The View from Abroad by Edmond Taylor, p. 23
      5. Sekou Toure Turns His Back on the World by Philippe Decraene, pp. 24-26
      6. Shotgun Wedding in Laos by Denis Warner, pp. 27-29
      7. The Battle Lines in New Guinea by Denis Warner, pp. 30-32
      8. The Tipping Point in Village Creek by Donald Pfarrer, pp. 33-34
      9. The Peace Corps Comes to Tanganyika by John P. Nugent, p. 35
      10. Aid for Our Own Underdeveloped Areas by Julius Duscha, pp. 36-38
      11. 'How Shall I Read This Book?' by Alfred Kazin, pp. 39-41
      12. 'The Most Exciting Place on Earth' by Fred Grunfeld, pp. 42-44
      13. Just Looking by Marya Mannes, p. 45
      14. Brunnhilde Rides Again by Roland Gelatt, pp. 46-49
      15. The Reporter Puzzle, pp. 50-51
      16. [+]
        Guide to a Forbidden City by James Kritzeck, pp. 52-53 - 1 Review
        The Sacred Journey by Ahmad Kamal
      17. [+]
        Belgravia Lingers On by Sarel Eimerl, pp. 54-55 - 1 Review
        A Dance to the Music of Time: First Movement by Anthony Powell
      18. [+]
        The Separation of Power by William Lee Miller, pp. 56-60 - 1 Review
        Who Governs? by Robert A. Dahl
      19. Cover by Harry Carter
    4. [+]
      February 15, 1962 Issue = 15 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 8-13
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 14-17
      3. Does Castro Still Run Cuba? by Paul D. Bethel, pp. 18-20
      4. Where the Missile Gap Went by Senator Stuart Symington, pp. 21-22
      5. The Defense of the Dollar by M.J. Rossant, pp. 23-29
      6. Integrated Housing by J. Anthony Lukas, pp. 30-32
      7. The Decline and Fall of Tammany Hall by Meg Greenfield, pp. 33-36
      8. Bergman's Bag of Tricks by Michael Roemer, pp. 37-41
      9. The Reporter Puzzle, p. 42
      10. Little Brothers Is Watching You by Marya Mannes, pp. 43-44
      11. Record Notes by Nat Hentoff, pp. 45-46
      12. [+]
        Money Matters by William Letwin, p. 47 - 1 Review
        The Inheritors by John William Tebbel
      13. [+]
        An Unfair Question by M.L. Rosenthal, pp. 48-51 - 2 Reviews
        Advice to a Prophet, and Other Poems by Richard Wilbur
        In the Stoneworks by John Ciardi
      14. [+]
        When It All Began by Gouverneur Paulding, pp. 52-56 - 1 Review
        The Guns of August by Barbara W. Tuchman
      15. Cover by Frederic Marvin
    5. [+]
      March 1, 1962 Issue = 20 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 4-10
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 11-17
      3. Strains on Our Alliances by Max Ascoli, p. 18
      4. The Lesson of Punta del Este by Douglass Cater, pp. 19-22
      5. France by Edmond Taylor, pp. 23-25
      6. A New Face in American Politics by William H. Hessler, pp. 26-29
      7. KANU, KADU, and the Shadow of the Congo by Jeanne Contini, pp. 30-32
      8. India and the Rites of Politics by Creighton Burns, pp. 33-34
      9. Medicine's Forgotten Women by Barbara Carter, pp. 35-37
      10. Is the Food Stamp Plan Working? by Julius Duscha, pp. 38-39
      11. The Reporter Puzzle, p. 40
      12. Goodbye to the High Jump and Lyre-Horned Cattle by James Schevill, p. 41
      13. The Picture of Lev Nikolayevich by Nedra Tyre, pp. 42-45
      14. Mini-Men by Donald A. Allan, pp. 46-47
      15. Just Looking by Marya Mannes, pp. 48-49
      16. Record Notes by Roland Gelatt, pp. 50-51
      17. [+]
        'Haunted by Wilderness' by Perry Miller, p. 52 - 1 Review
        Francis Parkman by Howard Doughty
      18. [+]
        Forty Years of Anti-Fascism by Massimo Salvadori, p. 53 - 1 Review
        Mussolini's Enemies by Charles F. Delzell
      19. [+]
        Diligent Lecher by Gouverneur Paulding, pp. 54-58 - 1 Review
        The Prodigal Rake by William Hickey and Peter Quennell
      20. Cover by Al Blaustein
    6. [+]
      March 15, 1962 Issue = 15 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 6-11
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 12-15
      3. February 20, 1962 by Max Ascoli, p. 16
      4. Italy's 'Opening to the Left' by Claire Sterling, pp. 17-19
      5. Are We Really Standing Firm in Berlin? by David Binder, pp. 20-22
      6. The Split Personality of Soviet Literature by Peter Viereck, pp. 23-27
      7. Goa Since Liberation by Creighton Burns, pp. 28-30
      8. The Paradoxes of Unemployment by Bernard D. Nossiter, pp. 31-34
      9. The Day the Gas Masks Came by Alan Sillitoe, pp. 35-37
      10. Mythcarriage of Joycestice by Mary Manning, pp. 38-39
      11. [+]
        Meyer's Boys by George Steiner, pp. 40-41 - 1 Review
        The Rothschilds by Frederic Morton
      12. The Reporter Puzzle, pp. 42-43
      13. [+]
        The Story as Manner by Alfred Kazin, pp. 44-45 - 1 Review
        Cassandra at the Wedding by Dorothy Baker
      14. [+]
        Lost but Not Forgotten by Martin Greenberg, pp. 46-50 - 1 Review
        Life Among the Surrealists by Matthew Josephson
      15. Cover by Frederic Marvin
    7. [+]
      March 29, 1962 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 4-14
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 15-17
      3. Escalation: Up for Down? by Max Ascoli, p. 18
      4. The Networks and the FCC by Marya Mannes, pp. 19-23
      5. The Ways and Means of Wilbur Mills by Douglass Cater, pp. 24-26
      6. Charles A. Halleck and the Restless Republicans by Meg Greenfield, pp. 27-29
      7. Ecuador on a Tightrope by J. David Bowen, pp. 30-33
      8. Dropouts to Nowhere by Naomi Barko, pp. 34-35
      9. From Main Street to Madison Avenue by Louis Kronenberger, pp. 36-39
      10. One Forever Alien by Howard Nemerov, pp. 40-41
      11. Composers in Exile by Fred Grunfeld, p. 42
      12. The Reporter Puzzle, p. 43
      13. [+]
        A Family Quarrel by Adam Ulam, pp. 44-45 - 1 Review
        The Sino-Soviet Conflict, 1956-1961 by Donald S. Zagoria
      14. [+]
        The Old Power by Alfred Kazin, pp. 46-47 - 1 Review
        Going Away by Clancy Sigal
      15. [+]
        A Portable Hell by Sarel Eimerl, pp. 48-50 - 1 Review
        Down There on a Visit by Christopher Isherwood
      16. Cover by Mozelle Thompson
  2. [+]
    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1962 = 6 Issues, 103 Articles
    1. [+]
      April 12, 1962 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 4-11
      2. The Reporter's Notes by Max Ascoli, pp. 12-17
      3. The President and the Press by Worth Bingham and Ward S. Just, pp. 18-22
      4. Frondizi, the Army, and the Peronistas by Medardo Rodriguez, pp. 23-24
      5. The Sixth Sense of Carl Vinson by Rowland Evans, Jr., pp. 25-30
      6. Barnyard Government in Maryland by J. Anthony Lukas, pp. 31-33
      7. A New Approach to the Farm Problem by Hans Landsberg, pp. 34-37
      8. Spy Trial in Cairo by Claire Sterling, pp. 38-39
      9. The Green Blazer by R.K. Narayan, pp. 40-42
      10. The Reporter Puzzle, p. 43
      11. The Liner, She Was a Lady by Noel Mostert, pp. 44-45
      12. Club Rules by Nat Hentoff, pp. 46-49
      13. [+]
        The Two Frosts by M.L. Rosenthal, pp. 50-51 - 1 Review
        In the Clearing by Robert Frost
      14. [+]
        A Spring in the Forest by Gouverneur Paulding, pp. 52-53 - 1 Review
        A Long and Happy Life by Reynolds Price
      15. [+]
        Seventh Crisis by Douglass Cater, pp. 54-58 - 1 Review
        Six Crises by Richard M. Nixon
      16. Cover by Carol Hamann
    2. [+]
      April 26, 1962 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 4-9
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 10-13
      3. The Steelman's Gamble by Max Ascoli, p. 14
      4. The Gentle Erosion of Berlin by George Bailey, pp. 15-19
      5. A Negro Tourist in Dixie by Bettye Rice Hughes, pp. 20-21
      6. Two Newspapers in Search of a City by Bruce Bliven, pp. 22-23
      7. Thailand's Chinese Question by Philip Wright, pp. 24-25
      8. 'This Is Radio Moscow' by Al Newman, pp. 26-28
      9. Siege Tactics of the AMA by Michael J. O'Neill, pp. 29-31
      10. The Writing on the Wall by Fred Grunfeld, pp. 32-34
      11. Dick King---verse by Thomas Kinsella, p. 35
      12. Just Looking by Marya Mannes, p. 36
      13. Notes of an Itinerant Operagoer by Roland Gelatt, pp. 37-38
      14. [+]
        A Mixed Blessing by Robert Bingham, pp. 39-40 - 1 Review
        The Dreams of Reason by Rene J. Dubos
      15. The Reporter Puzzle, p. 41
      16. [+]
        June, 1944 by Robert P. Knapp, Jr., pp. 42-44 - 1 Review
        Night Drop by S.L.A. Marshall
      17. [+]
        December, 1915 by Gouverneur Paulding, pp. 45-50 - 1 Review
        In Parenthesis by David Michael Jones
      18. Cover by Gregorio Prestopino
    3. [+]
      May 10, 1962 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 2-10
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 11-15
      3. How the Russians Wage Political Warfare by Edmond Taylor, pp. 16-20
      4. Behind the Stories About Khrushchev's Opposition by Jerry F. Hough, pp. 21-22
      5. What's Happening to the Democratic Party? by Douglass Cater, pp. 23-25
      6. Britain Adrift by George Bailey, pp. 26-29
      7. Our Undeclared War in Vietnam by Jerry A. Rose, pp. 30-32
      8. Mr. Goldberg and the Labor Leaders by Hobart Rowen, pp. 33-34
      9. A Place for the Aged by Maya Pines, pp. 35-37
      10. The Gaps in Our Maps by George H.T. Kimble, pp. 38-39
      11. 'Almost Perfect' by Alfred Kazin, pp. 40-41
      12. Playing the Primitive by Hilton Kramer, p. 42
      13. Just Looking by Marya Mannes, pp. 43-45
      14. [+]
        1984 and All That by William Lee Miller, pp. 46-51 - 1 Review
        George Orwell: Fugitive from the Camp of Victory by Richard Rees
      15. The Reporter Puzzle, pp. 52-53
      16. [+]
        Without Folly by Sarel Eimerl, pp. 54-55 - 1 Review
        Raymond Chandler Speaking by Dorothy Gardiner, Kathrine Sorley Walker, and Raymond Chandler, ...
      17. [+]
        'Be Calm, Sir' by Gouverneur Paulding, pp. 56-58 - 1 Review
        The Last Bourbons of Naples, 1825-1861 by Harold Acton
      18. Cover by John McDermott
    4. [+]
      May 24, 1962 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 4-9
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 10-19
      3. Our Ancient 'Firsts' by Max Ascoli, p. 20
      4. Management, Labor, and the Public Interest by Bernard D. Nossiter, pp. 21-23
      5. The Seattle Settlement by Meg Greenfield, pp. 24-26
      6. A British White Paper on the Thin Red Line by H.A. DeWeerd, pp. 27-28
      7. Does Europe Need Its Neutrals? by Gordon Brook-Shepherd, pp. 29-31
      8. Canada Comes to a Fork in the Road by William H. Hessler, pp. 32-34
      9. The Second Battle of San Jacinto by Clifton Brock, pp. 35-36
      10. The Reporter Puzzle, p. 37
      11. Small Cars for Big Cities by Al Newman, pp. 38-39
      12. Just Looking by Marya Mannes, pp. 40-41
      13. The Citybillies by Nat Hentoff, p. 42
      14. [+]
        Our American Plutarch by Alfred Kazin, p. 43 - 1 Review
        Patriotic Gore by Edmund Wilson
      15. The Little Official of Maybe by James Schevill, pp. 44-45
      16. [+]
        Goldwater's Flagpole by William Lee Miller, p. 46 - 1 Review
        Why Not Victory? by Barry Goldwater
      17. [+]
        The Battle of Deerfield by Marvin R. Weisbord, pp. 47-50 - 1 Review
        But Not Next Door by Harry Rosen and David Rosen
      18. Cover by Charles MacMaster
    5. [+]
      June 7, 1962 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 2-9
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 10-13
      3. Can We Make Peace with Our Allies? by Max Ascoli, p. 14
      4. De Gaulle's Design for Europe by Edmond Taylor, p. 15
      5. Adenauer Faces a Cruel Choice by George Bailey, pp. 16-17
      6. The Politics of Foreign Aid by Douglass Cater, pp. 18-20
      7. The Front Lines of Asia by Denis Warner, pp. 21-25
      8. 2. An Exposed Flank in South Vietnam by S.L.A. Marshall, pp. 26-29
      9. The Canadians Go to the Polls by William H. Hessler, pp. 30-31
      10. Clear-Eyed into Millennium by Joseph Hitrec, pp. 32-35
      11. New Opera Recordings by Roland Gelatt, pp. 36-37
      12. Just Looking by Marya Mannes, pp. 38-39
      13. [+]
        Lament for Language Lost by George Steiner, pp. 40-44 - 1 Review
        Pale Fire by Vladimir Nabokov
      14. [+]
        Thorns Without a Rose by Sarel Eimerl, pp. 45-46 - 1 Review
        An Unofficial Rose by Iris Murdoch
      15. [+]
        Such Interesting People by Maya Pines, pp. 47-50 - 1 Review
        Mental Health in the Metropolis by Leo Srole, Thomas S. Langner, and Stanley T. Michael, ...
      16. Cover by Herb Weintraub
    6. [+]
      June 21, 1962 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 6-11
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 12-15
      3. The Eichmann Trial in Retrospect by Abba Eban, pp. 16-18
      4. Mr. Kennedy's Guidelines by A.H. Raskin, pp. 19-22
      5. Franco in Twilight by Claire Sterling, pp. 23-25
      6. The Soviet Oil Offensive by Leon M. Herman, pp. 26-28
      7. Can Faubus Be Beaten? by Tom Dearmore, pp. 29-31
      8. How Billie Sol Used The Farm Program by Julius Duscha, pp. 32-34
      9. The Tree Where Man Was Born by Peter Matthiessen, pp. 35-37
      10. A Rebel at Eighty by Fred Grunfeld, p. 38
      11. The Astronaut---verse by Tim Reynolds, p. 39
      12. Three Strikes and Art by Jay Jacobs, pp. 40-42
      13. The Reporter Puzzle, p. 43
      14. [+]
        The Djilas Riddle by Adam Ulam, pp. 44-45 - 1 Review
        Conversations With Stalin by Milovan Djilas
      15. [+]
        Bird Lives! by Nat Hentoff, p. 46 - 1 Review
        Bird: The Legend of Charlie Parker by Robert George Reisner
      16. [+]
        Getting It All Down by James T. McCartin, pp. 47-50 - 1 Review
        The Big Laugh by John O'Hara
      17. Cover by Nicola Wood
  3. [+]
    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1962 = 5 Issues, 87 Articles
    1. [+]
      July 5, 1962 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 2-5
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 6-7
      3. Shifting Priorities by Max Ascoli, p. 8
      4. De Gaulle and the Sixth Republic by Edmond Taylor, pp. 9-11
      5. The Founding Fathers of a New Algeria by John K. Cooley, pp. 12-14
      6. How Teddy Beat Eddie by Douglass Cater, pp. 15-18
      7. NATO's Nuclear Debate by Timothy W. Stanley, pp. 19-21
      8. Some Academic Questions About a New Yale Man by William Lee Miller, pp. 22-23
      9. Can New York City Do Anything About Its Schools? by Mel Elfin, pp. 24-27
      10. Exchangemenship and All That Djazz by Madeleine Kalb and Marvin Kalb, pp. 28-30
      11. Green Hay by Lois Phillips Hudson, pp. 31-34
      12. The Reporter Puzzle, p. 35
      13. Papa Redivivus by Roland Gelatt, pp. 36-37
      14. [+]
        Running Away by Gouverneur Paulding, p. 38 - 1 Review
        The Reivers by William Faulkner
      15. [+]
        Period Piece by Hilton Kramer, pp. 38-39 - 1 Review
        The Selected Works of Djuna Barnes by Djuna Barnes
      16. [+]
        Who's Happy? by William Lee Miller, pp. 40-42 - 1 Review
        The Decline of Pleasure by Walter Kerr
      17. Cover by John S. Walsh
    2. [+]
      July 19, 1962 Issue = 21 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 6-11
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 12-17
      3. The Washington Stalemate by Douglass Cater, p. 18
      4. What Can We Learn from the Teaching Machines? by Spencer Klaw, pp. 19-26
      5. The Communist Dread of the Common Market by Madeleine Kalb and Marvin Kalb, pp. 27-29
      6. The Biggest Warship That Ever Was by William H. Hessler, pp. 30-32
      7. De Gaulle's View of Europe and the Nuclear Debate by Andre Fontaine, pp. 33-34
      8. Boss Pollack by J. Anthony Lukas, pp. 35-36
      9. A Timely Tale of Trading Stamps by Elaine Kendall, pp. 37-38
      10. Philadelphia by Ruth Marossi and Gerald Krefetz, p. 39
      11. The Crumbling Castle of Dr. Salazar by Claire Sterling, pp. 40-42
      12. The Revolt That Failed by Meg Greenfield, pp. 43-45
      13. The People and time of George Gershwin by Edward Jablonski, pp. 46-47
      14. The Reporter Puzzle, p. 48
      15. Record Notes by Nat Hentoff, p. 49
      16. Melodies on the Molbau by William Weaver, p. 50
      17. The Plains Verse by David Galler, p. 51
      18. [+]
        Tails Wagging Dogs by William Lee Miller, pp. 52-53 - 2 Reviews
        The U-2 Affair by David Wise and Thomas B. Ross
        The Cuban Invasion by Karl E. Meyer and Tad Szulc
      19. [+]
        A Triumph of Insight by George Steiner, pp. 54-55 - 1 Review
        Painting of the High Renaissance in Rome and Florence by Sydney J. Freedberg
      20. [+]
        A Trinidadian Dickens by Sarel Eimerl, pp. 56-60 - 1 Review
        A House for Mr. Biswas by V.S. Naipaul
      21. Cover by Harry Carter
    3. [+]
      August 16, 1962 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 2-11
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 12-19
      3. The Nixon Family and the Hughes Loan by James R. Phelan, pp. 20-26
      4. The Contentious Lords of the Senate by Douglass Cater, pp. 27-28
      5. 'Why Are You Calling Me, Son?' by Meg Greenfield, pp. 29-31
      6. All the Bright Young Men by Worth Bingham and Ward S. Just, pp. 32-34
      7. Algeria by Edmond Taylor, pp. 35-36
      8. This Is Moscow Speaking by Nikolai Arzak, pp. 37-49
      9. The Intruders by Marya Mannes, pp. 50-52
      10. The Reporter Puzzle, p. 53
      11. [+]
        The Vanity of Human Wishes by Alfred Kazin, p. 54 - 1 Review
        Letting Go by Philip Roth
      12. [+]
        A Defense of Intervention by Bertram B. Johansson, pp. 55-58 - 1 Review
        Latin America Between the Eagle and the Bear by Salvador de Madariaga
      13. Cover by Gregorio Prestopino
    4. [+]
      September 13, 1962 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 4-11
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 12-19
      3. Back from Europe by Max Ascoli, pp. 20-21
      4. The Forbidden City by Edmond Taylor, pp. 22-24
      5. The Day Taxes Weren't Cut by Bernard D. Nossiter, pp. 25-27
      6. The Defense of the Dollar by M.J. Rossant, pp. 28-29
      7. The Troublesome Legacy of Styles Bridges by Douglass Cater, pp. 30-32
      8. The Many-Fronted War in South Vietnam by Denis Warner, pp. 33-35
      9. Issues Not Faced in the Telstar Filibuster by Philip M. Stern, pp. 36-38
      10. [+]
        He Made It by Alfred Kazin, pp. 39-41 - 1 Review
        The Autobiography of Edward Gibbon by Edward Gibbon and Dero A. Saunders
      11. [+]
        A Dollar for Fifty Cents by Barbara Carter, pp. 42-43 - 1 Review
        A Strategy of Investing for Higher Return by Richard H. Rush
      12. [+]
        A Constant Woman by Gouverneur Paulding, pp. 44-45 - 1 Review
        Portrait in Brownstone by Louis Auchincloss
      13. The Pretenders---verse by Charles Edward Eaton, pp. 46-47
      14. The Wesker Twist by John Rosselli, p. 48
      15. The Reporter Puzzle, pp. 49-51
      16. Arriving and Departing by Ken Macrorie, pp. 52-55
      17. Record Notes by Nat Hentoff, pp. 56-60
      18. Cover by Gregorio Prestopino
    5. [+]
      September 27, 1962 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 4-11
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 12-19
      3. Our Worst Neighbor by Max Ascoli, p. 20
      4. Castro's Foreign Legion by Leo Sauvage, pp. 21-24
      5. The Trojan Troika in Berlin by Daniel Schorr, pp. 25-26
      6. De Gaulle in Germany by Edmond Taylor, pp. 27-28
      7. The Battle for the Independence of the U.N. Secretariat by Lawrence Malkin, pp. 29-31
      8. Transformation South of Rome by Claire Sterling, pp. 32-34
      9. Retraining the Unemployed by Julius Duscha, pp. 35-36
      10. The Tortuous Thunderer by J.A. Maxtone Graham, pp. 37-39
      11. The Final Festivalization of New York City by Dan Wakefield, pp. 40-41
      12. Movies: Good-by, Galatea by Jay Jacobs, pp. 42-43
      13. The Reporter Puzzle, pp. 44-45
      14. Record Notes by Roland Gelatt, pp. 46-47
      15. [+]
        The Same Old Salisbury by Abraham Brumberg, pp. 48-51 - 1 Review
        A New Russia? by Harrison E. Salisbury
      16. [+]
        Notes on Recent Art Books by Hilton Kramer, pp. 52-54 - 4 Reviews
        Of Divers Arts by Naum Gabo
        Gateway to the Twentieth Century by Jean Cassou, Nikolaus Pevsner, and Emil Langui
        Form and Space by Eduard Trier
        Cezanne by Henri Perruchot
      17. [+]
        A Man of Parts by Gouverneur Paulding, pp. 55-58 - 1 Review
        Memoirs of a Special Case by Chaim Raphael
      18. Cover by Laureano Garcia
  4. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1962 = 6 Issues, 109 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 11, 1962 Issue = 19 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 4-13
      2. The Reporter's Notes by Max Ascoli, pp. 14-26
      3. Mixed and Mixed-Up by A.H. Raskin, pp. 27-31
      4. Who Checks the Congressional Expense Account? by Douglass Cater, pp. 32-33
      5. A Phoenician Is Still a Phoenician by William S. Ellis, pp. 34-36
      6. Lousiana by Ed Planer, p. 37
      7. Impressions of the South (sketches) by Tom Feelings, pp. 38-39
      8. King Hassan's Unbound Morocco by John K. Cooley, pp. 40-42
      9. A Billion for Barry by Donald R. McNeil, pp. 43-44
      10. The Durability of Uncle Dan by Herbert Krosney, pp. 45-46
      11. What's to Be Done With the Other Half of New Guinea? by Gavin Souter, pp. 47-48
      12. Talk, Talk, Talk by William Lee Miller, pp. 49-51
      13. 2. A Case in Point: Bedlam at Edinburgh by Ralph W. Condee, pp. 52-54
      14. Freshman (verse) by Dilys Laing, p. 55
      15. [+]
        A Credo for the Ultras by William Letwin, pp. 56-59 - 1 Review
        Who Is Ayn Rand? by Nathaniel Branden and Barbara Branden
      16. The Reporter Puzzle, pp. 60-61
      17. [+]
        Writers as Characters by ALfred Kazin, pp. 62-64 - 1 Review
        A View of My Own by Elizabeth Hardwick
      18. [+]
        Ernest Gross on the U.N. by Max Ascoli, pp. 65-68 - 1 Review
        The United Nations: Structure for Peace by Ernest A. Gross
      19. Cover by Fred Marvin
    2. [+]
      October 25, 1962 Issue = 20 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 4-11
      2. The Reporter's Notes by Max Ascoli, pp. 12-21
      3. How We Got Protected from Communist Propaganda by Meg Greenfield, pp. 22-25
      4. The Tax Bill as Amended by the Lobbyists by Julius Duscha, pp. 26-27
      5. Aid to Higher Education by Douglass Cater, pp. 28-30
      6. France in the Remaking by Edmond Taylor, pp. 31-32
      7. 'Aggression by Seepage' in Northeast Thailand by Denis Warner, pp. 33-37
      8. As If Los Angeles Didn't Have Enough Trouble by Wesley Marx, pp. 38-39
      9. Taft vs. Kennedy in Ohio by William H. Hessler, pp. 40-41
      10. Britain Draws the Color Line by Frank R. Chesley, p. 42
      11. Free Enterprise in Poland by Richard Grenier, pp. 43-44
      12. An Evening at the Leningrad Ballet by Tom Burnam, pp. 45-47
      13. Through History with Irving Berlin by Edward Jablonski, pp. 48-49
      14. Stop Me, Somebody, Before I Bring an End to Western Civilization as We Know It by Jay Jacobs, pp. 50-51
      15. Record Notes by Nat Hentoff, pp. 52-53
      16. [+]
        Short of a Distant Goal by Robert Bingham, pp. 54-57 - 1 Review
        Letters of James Agee to Father Flye by James Agee
      17. [+]
        Beyond the Wall by Elie Abel, pp. 58-60 - 1 Review
        The Forgotten People by Seymour Freidin
      18. [+]
        The Way It Was by Donald A. Allan, p. 61 - 1 Review
        The Thin Red Line by James Jones
      19. The Reporter Puzzle, pp. 62-68
      20. Cover by Gregorio Prestopino
    3. [+]
      November 8, 1962 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 4-16
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 17-23
      3. Escalation from the Bay of Pigs by Max Ascoli, pp. 24-25
      4. Washington Notes by Meg Greenfield and Ward S. Just, pp. 26-27
      5. It Had to Be Faced by Adolf A. Berle, pp. 28-29
      6. One Mississippi Negro Who Didn't Go to College by Ronald A. Hollander, pp. 30-33
      7. '...Who Tried to Redeem the Times' by The Rev Duncan M. Gray, Jr., p. 34
      8. The Common Market by Claire Sterling, pp. 35-38
      9. Tubman's Paradise by Tom Sterling, pp. 39-41
      10. 'Very Little to See' by Halsey Melone, pp. 42-46
      11. The Reporter Puzzle, p. 47
      12. Lobsters (verse) by Howard Nemerov, p. 48
      13. Song Without Words by Jay Jacobs, pp. 49-51
      14. [+]
        Good Guys vs. Bad Guys by William Lee Miller, pp. 52-54 - 1 Review
        A Shade of Difference by Allen Drury
      15. [+]
        Dry Seasons by Tom F. Driver, pp. 55-56 - 1 Review
        American Drama Since World War II by Gerald C. Weales
      16. [+]
        Private Pursuit by Gouverneur Paulding, pp. 57-60 - 1 Review
        The Public Happiness by August Heckscher
      17. Cover by Ronald Christensen
    4. [+]
      November 22, 1962 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 4-11
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 12-19
      3. The Elections by Max Ascoli, p. 20
      4. Reflections on Cuba by Henry A. Kissinger, pp. 21-23
      5. Where Do We Go from Victory? by Max Frankel, pp. 24-25
      6. One Time the Soviets Wish They Could Be Uncommitted Too by Marvin Kalb, pp. 26-27
      7. The Harvest of Menonism by Prem Bhatia, pp. 28-29
      8. French Politics After the Referendum by Edmond Taylor, pp. 30-31
      9. Farmers on Strike by Julius Duscha, pp. 32-34
      10. Our Integrated Army by Robert E. Schweitz, pp. 35-36
      11. The Foreseeable Future by M.N. York, pp. 37-42
      12. The Reporter Puzzle, p. 43
      13. The Relevance of Irreverence by Nat Hentoff, pp. 44-47
      14. Record Notes by Roland Gelatt, pp. 48-49
      15. [+]
        'I Know Where I Am From' by A.B. Guthrie, Jr., pp. 50-51 - 1 Review
        Wolf Willow by Wallace Stegner
      16. [+]
        A Voice from the Floor by Nelson W. Polsby, pp. 52-54 - 1 Review
        Member of the House by Clem Miller and John W. Baker
      17. [+]
        Whence Comes Their Passion by Michael Harrington, pp. 55-58 - 1 Review
        The Long Shadow of Little Rock by Daisy Bates
      18. Cover by Mozelle Thompson
    5. [+]
      December 6, 1962 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 4-15
      2. The Reporter's Notes by Max Ascoli, pp. 16-21
      3. Old Terror and New Doubts by Priscilla Johnson, pp. 22-25
      4. An Epistolary Merry-go-round by Max Frankel, pp. 26-28
      5. The 'Spiegel' Affair by George Bailey, pp. 29-32
      6. Some Misunderstanding! by Panatela, pp. 33-35
      7. The Little Debates by R.W. Apple, Jr., pp. 36-37
      8. The Negro's Place at Labor's Table by Tom Brooks, pp. 38-39
      9. Whitsunday in Kirchstetten (verse) by W.H. Auden, pp. 40-41
      10. Sails Ho! by Jay Jacobs, pp. 42-43
      11. Gabble and Rush by John Rosselli, pp. 44-45
      12. The Reporter Puzzle, p. 46
      13. Record Notes by Nat Hentoff, pp. 47-49
      14. [+]
        Bachelor of Art by Alfred Kazin, pp. 50-53 - 2 Reviews
        Henry James, Vol II by Leon Edel
        Henry James, Vol. III by Leon Edel
      15. [+]
        A Valley from Long Ago by Peter Hastings, p. 54 - 1 Review
        Under the Mountain Wall by Peter Matthiessen
      16. [+]
        Anyone Here Seen Anton? by Gerald Weales, pp. 55-58 - 1 Review
        Chekhov: A Biography by Ernest J. Simmons
      17. Cover by William D. Gorman
    6. [+]
      December 20, 1962 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 6-11
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 12-15
      3. Christmas, 1962 by Max Ascoli, p. 16
      4. Missiles and Principles by Luis Aguilar Leon, p. 17
      5. A Visit to Ole Miss by Jane Krieger Rosen, pp. 18-20
      6. Khrushchev's Economic Problems by Madeleine G. Kalb, pp. 21-22
      7. 'This Schizophrenia Business' Comes to the GOP by Ward S. Just, pp. 23-24
      8. British Politics in the Shadow of Europe by Claire Sterling, pp. 25-28
      9. Forces That Helped de Gaulle to Victory by Edmond Taylor, pp. 29-32
      10. The Government of the City of Government by Laurence Stern, pp. 33-34
      11. Art, Science, or Just Plain Luck? by Roland Gelatt, pp. 35-36
      12. Opening Night (drawings) by Joseph Papin, pp. 37-41
      13. A Clown, a President, and the Seven Caesars by Robert Bingham, pp. 42-43
      14. Santa Claus (verse) by Howard Nemerov, p. 44
      15. The Reporter Puzzle, p. 45
      16. [+]
        Disestablishmentarianism by Sarel Eimerl, p. 46 - 1 Review
        Anatomy of Britain Today by Anthony Sampson
      17. [+]
        Two Italys by Frances Frenaye, pp. 47-50 - 1 Review
        The Men at the Gate by Ottiero Ottieri
      18. Cover by Reg Massie
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