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      2. Walker , p. 2
      3. Inflation , p. 2
      4. State Department , p. 2
      5. Foreign Aid , pp. 3-4
      6. Why McCarthy Was Destroyed by Morrie Ryskind, p. 5
      7. Public vs. Public Poswer by F.C. Christopherson, pp. 6-7
      8. Statism for Sophomores, p. 8
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      2. Nelson , p. 17
      3. Katanga , p. 18
      4. UN Bonds , p. 18
      5. France , pp. 19-20
      6. The REA Co-Ops Grow Too Bold, p. 21
      7. Bartlett's Unfamiliar Quotations by Victor Lasky, pp. 22-23
      8. California Court Rules Against Machinist, p. 24
      9. John C. Calhoun's Concurrent Majority by James Madison Barr, pp. 25-28
      10. The New Frontier Throttles Dixie Industry, pp. 29-31
      11. Who to Hire, p. 32
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      2. That Message , p. 34
      3. Business , p. 34
      4. UN Bonds , p. 35
      5. Goldberg , pp. 36-37
      6. How Our Experts Almost Ruined Germany by Lawrence Fertig, pp. 38-40
      7. COPE: Labor's Political Weapon by Jameson G. Campaigne, pp. 41-45
      8. Self Reliance and Pennsylvania Politics by Theodore L. Humes, p. 46
      9. Campaign Information, pp. 47-48
      10. The Political Action Conference, pp. 49-52
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      1. News Stories, p. 53
      2. Romney , p. 53
      3. UN Bonds , p. 54
      4. Red Trade , p. 54
      5. Congo , pp. 55-56
      6. The High Cost of USIA by Walter Trohan, p. 57
      7. A Convenant for Conservatives by Holmes Alexander, p. 58
      8. Why Choose Schlesinger To Defend Capitalism?, pp. 59-60
      9. Whose Side Are We On Anyway? by Frederic Nelson, pp. 61-64
      10. What's Behind the Gag? by Senator Strom Thurmond, pp. 65-68
      11. Kill the $100 Million Treasury Raid by the UN, p. 69
      12. The Church Should Fight Communism by Senator Barry Goldwater, p. 70
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      1. News Stories, p. 71
      2. Hearings , p. 71
      3. Thurmond , p. 72
      4. Freeman , pp. 72-73
      5. Budget , pp. 74-75
      6. Washington Reaches for Your City Hall, pp. 76-78
      7. Arkansas' Senator Fulbright by Willard Edwards, pp. 79-82
      8. What About Cuba, Mr. President? by Congressman August E. Johansen, p. 83
      9. Runaway Ideas on a World Scale by Holmes Alexander, p. 84
      10. The Electricians' Fringe Benefits by Victor Riesel, p. 85
      11. 25 Years and Billions of Dollars Later... by Senator J. Glenn Beall, pp. 86-87
      12. Social Rights---A Two-Way Street by Alexander F. Jones, p. 88
      13. The Pleasure of Our Company, pp. 89-90
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      1. News Stories, p. 91
      2. Kennedy , p. 91
      3. UN Bonds , p. 92
      4. OAS Conference , p. 92
      5. Red China , pp. 93-94
      6. Goldwater---The Lighter Side by Walter Trohan, p. 95
      7. Shorter Hours in Steel? by Victor Riesel, pp. 96-98
      8. MacArthur---Our First Muzzled General by Richard L. Henschel, pp. 99-102
      9. Two University Presidents, pp. 103-106
      10. Mrs. McClendon vs. JFK by Holmes Alexander, p. 107
      11. Cosmos Issue Boomerangs by Betty Beale, p. 108
      12. Newburgh's Side of the Story, pp. 109-110
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      1. News Stories, p. 111
      2. Muzzling , pp. 111-112
      3. Farm Program , p. 113
      4. Yugoslavia , p. 113
      5. Italy , pp. 114-115
      6. Pat Brown's Extremists by Fulton Lewis, Jr., pp. 116-117
      7. 'Where Will It End?' by Congressman H.R. Gross, p. 118
      8. Reuther Quietly Plans New Unionizing Drive by Victor Riesel, p. 119
      9. Let's Repudiate Extremism by Congressman John M. Ashbrook, pp. 120-121
      10. What Congressmen Think, p. 122
      11. NBC's 'White Paper' and Newburgh's Reaction, pp. 123-126
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      1. News Stories, p. 127
      2. Michigan , p. 127
      3. West Germany , p. 128
      4. Red Trade , p. 129
      5. South , p. 130
      6. 'We Must Support the UN, We Must Support the UN...' by Richard J. Whalen, pp. 131-132
      7. 'The Faith to be Free' by J. Edgar Hoover, pp. 133-135
      8. Evans Finds Reviews Not So Funny by M. Stanton Evans, pp. 136-137
      9. Race Discrimination in the USSR by Holmes Alexander, p. 138
      10. Riverton (Pop. 6,845) Doesn't Need Washington by Paul Harvey, p. 139
      11. Needed: Candidates Who Won't Compromise by Senator Barry Goldwater, p. 140
      12. Lie Down and Be Depressed Damn You!, pp. 141-142
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      1. News Stories, p. 143
      2. Election , p. 143
      3. Urban Bill , p. 144
      4. Abel , p. 144
      5. Thurmond , pp. 145-146
      6. The Urban Renewal Fallacy by John C. Sparks, pp. 147-150
      7. Greatest 'Right-Wing Extremist' by Robert H. McGimsey, pp. 151-152
      8. Big Labor Dooms Bracero Program by Congressman O.C. Fisher, pp. 153-154
      9. A Tale of Two Spies by Walter Trohan, pp. 155-156
      10. No Rebuttal on Television by Robert U. Brown, pp. 157-158
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      1. News Stories, p. 159
      2. Bobby's Tour , p. 159
      3. Vietnam , p. 160
      4. Gallup Poll , p. 160
      5. School Aid , pp. 161-162
      6. The Rise of the Teamsters by Nathan W. Shefferman and Dale Kramer, pp. 163-166
      7. House Roll Call on Urban Affairs Plan, pp. 167-170
      8. Strikes and the Space Effort by Victor Riesel, p. 171
      9. Heartless Minority? by Congressman Richard L. Roudebush, p. 172
      10. The Liberals' 'Hate' Campaign by Clifford Ward, p. 173
      11. Al Smith Took a Walk, pp. 174-175
      12. Curious Double Standard, p. 176
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      1. News Stories, p. 177
      2. YAF Rally , p. 178
      3. JFK , p. 178
      4. Rocky , p. 179
      5. Rostow , pp. 179-180
      6. State Department Madness by Allan H. Ryskind, pp. 181-185
      7. 'Freedom Is a Political Matter', p. 186
      8. Did Politics Enter the Space Race? by Ruth Montgomery, p. 187
      9. 'In Every War But One' by Senator Barry Goldwater, pp. 188-190
      10. Falsehoods About the South by Jesse Helms, p. 191
      11. Castro's 'Worker's Paradise' by Fulton Lewis, Jr., p. 192
      12. In Defense of Colonialism by Hans F. Sennholz, pp. 193-196
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      2. Bombers , p. 198
      3. Tariffs , p. 198
      4. Trade With Reds , pp. 198-199
      5. Newburgh , p. 200
      6. Fulton Lewis Nears All-Time Record, p. 201
      7. The Louisville Story by Stuart Paine, p. 202
      8. Praised and Damned by Booton Herndon, p. 203
      9. Reminiscing a Bit with Lewis..., pp. 204-205
      10. Something for Nothing, p. 206
      11. A Thwarted Power Grab by Holmes Alexander, pp. 207-208
      12. The Right Under Scrutiny, pp. 209-210
      13. Left-Wing Hangover by George Fowler, pp. 211-212
      14. The Tottering Empire of Bill Green by Paul Jones, pp. 213-216
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      1. News Stories, p. 217
      2. De Gaulle , p. 218
      3. California , p. 219
      4. UN Bonds , p. 219
      5. China , p. 220
      6. Barry Goldwater's 1958 Campaign by Stephen Shadegg, pp. 221-224
      7. Medicare Battle Enters Final Round, pp. 225-226
      8. 29 College Presidents Oppose Federal Aid to Colleges and Universities, pp. 227-228
      9. Nixon Follows Strange Advice by Fulton Lewis, Jr., p. 229
      10. TV's Anti-Rightist Programs, p. 230
      11. How Stalin Sought Popularity by James L. Wick, p. 231
      12. Space Cooperation? by Irene Corbally Kuhn, pp. 232-234
      13. 'The Liberal Papers', pp. 235-236
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      1. News Stories, p. 237
      2. Summit , p. 237
      3. Reapportionment , pp. 237-238
      4. Tower , p. 239
      5. Tariffs , pp. 239-242
      6. 'Teddy' for the Senate? by Walter Trohan, pp. 243-244
      7. Box Score on Individual Liberty, pp. 245-248
      8. Inside the Tariff Package, p. 249
      9. Colonel Glenn and the 'Young Punks' by George Fowler, pp. 250-253
      10. What Mr. Alsop Forgot to Say by Westbrook Pegler, p. 254
      11. Rich? GOP in a Fiscal Fix by Senator Barry Goldwater, pp. 255-256
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      1. ï¿½---, p. 257
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      3. ï¿½---, p. 259
      4. ï¿½---, p. 260
      5. Coddling of Reds, Fascists Topples Frondizi by Victor Riesel, p. 261
      6. Up, Up, Up and Up by Congressman John W. Byrnes, pp. 262-264
      7. PTA Revolt Against Federal Aid by Steve Stahl, pp. 265-269
      8. Destructive 'Welfare' by Howard E. Kershner, pp. 270-271
      9. Question of the Week, pp. 272-274
      10. Do the Soviets Determine US Defense Policy? by Allan H. Ryskind, pp. 275-276
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      5. Peril to Good Publications by Bob Considine, p. 287
      6. Postal Bill May End Career of 'Atlantic Monthly', p. 288
      7. The State Department's Dangerous New Policy by Ralph de Toledano, pp. 289-291
      8. How to Write Your Congressman by Congressman Richard H. Poff, p. 292
      9. Freeman's Farm Program Runs Aground by Walter Trohan, pp. 293-294
      10. Question of the Week, p. 295
      11. 'Yarmolinsky's Record by Fulton Lewis, Jr., pp. 295-296
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      1. News Stories, p. 297
      2. Press , p. 298
      3. Admiral Burke , p. 298
      4. UN , p. 299
      5. Rostow , pp. 299-300
      6. Ohio YAF Plans Giant Rally by Fulton Lewis, Jr., pp. 301-302
      7. Imports and Jobs by Congressman Noah M. Mason, pp. 303-304
      8. Requiem for a City by Theodore L. Humes, pp. 305-306
      9. How 'Undemocratic' Is the Poll Tax? by Frederic Nelson, pp. 307-308
      10. US Socializes South America by Hans Sennholz, pp. 309-312
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      3. Rocky , p. 318
      4. UN Bonds , p. 319
      5. Jagan , p. 320
      6. What Are You Going to Do About St. Pete, Mr. President? by James L. Wick, pp. 321-324
      7. Planners Urge Federal Land Control, pp. 325-327
      8. Featherbedding and the Railroads by Fulton Lewis, Jr., p. 328
      9. How to Answer Six Attacks Conservatives Will Face This Election Year by Neil McCaffrey, pp. 329-330
      10. Firms Sue Over Right to Operate Despite Strikes by Victor Riesel, pp. 331-334
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      2. Medicare , p. 335
      3. Grass Roots , p. 336
      4. Red Trade , p. 337
      5. Economy , p. 338
      6. JFK's Steel Victory Alarms Liberals Too, p. 339
      7. Pathetic Record of Puny Performance by Congressman William B. Widnall, pp. 340-341
      8. Commie Operations Continuing by Victor Riesel, p. 342
      9. South Carolina Going Republican? by Anthony Harrigan, pp. 343-344
      10. Cockeyed Economics vs. National Security by Fred G. Clark, p. 345
      11. CED's Liberal Economics for High Schools by Dr. Ruth Alexander, p. 346
      12. The Odd Notes of Walter Lippmann by William Henry Chamberlin, pp. 347-354
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      2. Berlin , p. 355
      3. Texas , p. 356
      4. JFK , p. 356
      5. Laos , pp. 357-362
      6. What Can Businessmen Do? by Kenneth W. Ingwalson, pp. 363-366
      7. COPE Wants Control of Your Congress by William Schulz, pp. 367-371
      8. CDC Answers Fulton Lewis Jr., pp. 372-373
      9. Informed Opposition to Federal Aid, p. 374
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      2. NATO , p. 375
      3. Medicare , p. 376
      4. Laos , p. 376
      5. Thurmond , pp. 377-378
      6. Estes Exposed by Fighting Editor by Westbrook Pegler, pp. 379-386
      7. JFK's Publicity 'Snow Job'---Even a Liberal Worries by James Reston, p. 387
      8. Child Labor and the Industrial Revolution by R. Hessen, pp. 388-390
      9. Castro Cuba: Haven for Yankee Turncoats by William Schulz, pp. 391-392
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      1. News Stories, p. 393
      2. New Frontier , p. 393
      3. Foreign Aid , p. 394
      4. Europe , p. 394
      5. Laos , pp. 395-396
      6. Who Was Holleman's Political Sponsor? by Victor Riesel, pp. 397-399
      7. 'Condemn Me,' He Shouted, 'History Will Absolve Me' by Carlos Todd, p. 400
      8. Hiestand May Win BOTH Party Nominations by Kenneth W. Ingwalson, pp. 401-402
      9. What Manner of Man Is Edgar Hiestand?, pp. 403-404
      10. Forrest Davis on Teheran by Edna Lonigan, pp. 405-408
      11. The Supreme Court's Other Critics by Holmes Alexander, pp. 409-410
      12. The DAR Hasn't Changed Mrs. Ives, pp. 411-412
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      1. News Stories, p. 413
      2. Europe , p. 413
      3. Estes Case , p. 414
      4. Medicare , p. 415
      5. Laos , pp. 415-416
      6. Senate Farm Bill Voet, pp. 417-420
      7. Planners, Politicians and People by Richard J. Whalen, pp. 421-426
      8. What the Texas Observer Says About Estes, p. 427
      9. JFK's First Major Scandal by Walter Trohan, p. 428
      10. Introducing Bobby Kennedy by Charles McDowell, Jr., p. 429
      11. Arizona PTA Reverses School-Aid Stand by Edwin McDowell, pp. 430-432
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      1. News Stories, p. 433
      2. Economy , p. 433
      3. Connally , p. 433
      4. Kennedy , p. 434
      5. Calif. , pp. 434-436
      6. Sailor Sued Over Cotton Crop Rule, p. 437
      7. We Aid Jagan---It Had to Happan by Allan H. Ryskind, pp. 438-440
      8. Executive Power vs. Public Interest by Senator Barry Goldwater, pp. 441-442
      9. Nation's Farmers Oppose Tighter Controls Quotas, pp. 443-444
      10. Are Capitalists Cowardly---as Schlesinger Thinks? by James L. Wick, pp. 445-446
      11. Duty Honor Country, pp. 447-448
      12. More About Our Natoinal Morals by Jenkin Lloyd Jones, pp. 449-452
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      1. News Stories, p. 453
      2. Democrats , p. 453
      3. Taxes , p. 454
      4. Laos , p. 455
      5. Press , pp. 455-456
      6. Beermann's Win Is Conservative Victory by Walter Trohan, p. 457
      7. Labor to Needle JFK, pp. 458-460
      8. US Plans to Block Right to Produce by Ernest L. Harris, pp. 461-462
      9. Senate Roll Calls On Foreign Aid, pp. 463-464
      10. JFK Myths and Legends, pp. 465-466
      11. Tennessee GOP Muffs Big Chance by Fulton Lewis, Jr., pp. 467-468
      12. Foreign Aid to Communist Eastern Europe by Richard F. Staar, pp. 469-472
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      1. News Stories, p. 473
      2. Germany , p. 474
      3. Rostow , p. 474
      4. Foreign Aid , p. 475
      5. Economy , pp. 475-476
      6. Communism's Economic Crisis, pp. 477-480
      7. Why Not Victory? by Senator Barry Goldwater, pp. 481-484
      8. Reject Connally Says Liberal in Texas Observer, pp. 485-486
      9. How Good Is Soviet 'Foreign Aid'? by William Schulz, pp. 487-488
      10. Chalk Sells Site for $3.5 Million---Buys It Back for $767,000 by James L. Wick, p. 489
      11. JFK's Farm Bill Is No Cure by Charles B. Shuman, pp. 490-492
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      1. News Stories, p. 493
      2. Taxes , p. 494
      3. Ike , p. 495
      4. New York , p. 495
      5. Rostow , pp. 495-496
      6. Expensive Third Man Theme by Victor Riesel, pp. 497-498
      7. Question of the Week, pp. 499-500
      8. The Hopedale Medicare Plan by Dr. Lawrence J. Rossi, pp. 501-502
      9. The Consent of the Governed by Jack Cox, pp. 503-507
      10. A Cop's-Eye View of New York City by Jack Morano, p. 508
      11. Hollister Wants to Get Off List by Representative Charles S. Gubser, pp. 509-510
      12. Goldwater---As Seen by a Liberal by John J. Synon, pp. 511-512
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      1. News Stories, p. 513
      2. Businessmen , p. 513
      3. Budget , p. 514
      4. Medicare , pp. 514-515
      5. Rostow , p. 516
      6. Who Buries Mama? by Alice Widener, p. 517
      7. Gurney Seeks Florida House Seat by Frederic Babcock, p. 518
      8. Question of the Week, pp. 519-520
      9. The American UN Dream by Frederic Nelson, pp. 521-523
      10. 'The Untouchable State Department' by Walter Trohan, p. 524
      11. Kennedy for President in '68---Bobby, That Is by Victor Riesel, pp. 525-526
      12. A Child's Guide to the New Frontier, p. 527
      13. Benjamin Franklin and Public Prayer by Walter Trohan, pp. 528-530
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      1. News Stories, p. 531
      2. Lobbyists , p. 531
      3. Business , p. 532
      4. Budget , p. 533
      5. USIA , pp. 533-534
      6. Government Control of Art by Richard Hirsch, p. 535
      7. Domestic 'Science' for Dad by Edith Kermit Roosevelt, pp. 536-538
      8. The Cult of the Slob by Max Rafferty, pp. 539-542
      9. The Kennedy Twist by Senator Margaret Chase Smith, pp. 543-544
      10. 'Jab-a-Liberal' Creator Runs for Congress by Kenneth W. Ingwalson, pp. 545-546
      11. The Lewis Strauss Memoirs by Holmes Alexander, p. 547
      12. A Russian's View of America by Dr. Howard E. Kershner, pp. 548-550
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      July 28, 1962 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. News Stories, p. 551
      2. Economy , p. 552
      3. Calif. , p. 552
      4. Atom Tests , p. 553
      5. Captive Nations , pp. 553-554
      6. Federal Funds? Nuts, That's Out Dough! by Howard Preston, p. 555
      7. Flight Engineers vs. JFK by Victor Riesel, p. 556
      8. Senator Harry Byrd Totals the Costs of Paternalism, p. 557
      9. Races of the Week by William Schulz, p. 558
      10. The Catholic Attitude Toward Unions by Father John E. Coogan, S.J., pp. 559-560
      11. An Answer to Bertrand Russell's 'Better Red Than Dead' Logic by Edward J. Janisch, pp. 561-570
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      August 4, 1962 Issue = 15 Articles
      1. News Stories, p. 571
      2. Tax Cut , p. 571
      3. Foreign Aid , p. 571
      4. Bobby , p. 572
      5. Peru , pp. 573-574
      6. Our Cambodian Aid Fiasco by Ken Tomlinson, p. 575
      7. Many Candidates Attend Conference, pp. 576-577
      8. Races of the Week by William Schulz, p. 578
      9. Who Killed the Congo? by Philippa Schuyler, pp. 579-580
      10. A Needed Evaluation of the Congo by Holmes Alexander, p. 581
      11. 'Soapy' Williams Only Likes 'Bad Guys' by Fulton Lewis, Jr., p. 582
      12. The Welfare State's Seamy Side, pp. 583-584
      13. The Negro Theater: 'Loved to Death' by Irene Corbally Kuhn, pp. 585-586
      14. The Public Is Waking Up, pp. 587-588
      15. More House Seats for Florida GOP? by Antoni E. Gollan, pp. 589-590
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      1. News Stories, p. 591
      2. Kennedys , p. 592
      3. Test Ban , p. 592
      4. Labor , p. 593
      5. Gold , p. 594
      6. Austrian Medicare: Sick Sick Sick, pp. 595-596
      7. Question of the Week, p. 597
      8. Races of the Week by William Schulz, p. 598
      9. Businessmen: 'Don't Subsidize Your Enemies' by Donald I. Rogers, pp. 599-602
      10. New Liberal Hookup, pp. 603-604
      11. Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., vs Sacco and Vanzetti by Allan H. Ryskind, pp. 605-606
      12. Our Immigration Laws: Fact and Fiction by George Fowler, pp. 607-608
      13. A Two-Platoon System for Politics? by Frederic Nelson, pp. 609-610
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      August 18, 1962 Issue = 14 Articles
      1. News Stories, p. 611
      2. UN Bonds , p. 612
      3. Public Works , p. 612
      4. Elections , p. 612
      5. California , pp. 613-614
      6. Federal Transit Aid: Business Boondoggle by Senator Frank J. Lausche, p. 615
      7. History Proves Tito's Not Very 'Independent' by Fulton Lewis, Jr., p. 616
      8. Questions of the Week, p. 617
      9. Races of the Week by William Schulz, p. 618
      10. Free Electoins? by James L. Wick, pp. 619-620
      11. A Message to Fearful Businessmen... by Al Altwegg, pp. 621-622
      12. A Letter to Our Readers, pp. 623-624
      13. What's Ahead for Human Events?, pp. 625-628
      14. Foreign Aid Can Still Be Cut---Act Now, pp. 629-630
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      1. News Stories, p. 631
      2. Press , p. 631
      3. Food Stamps , p. 632
      4. Agriculture , p. 632
      5. Harry Byrd , pp. 632-634
      6. New Frontier Ins and Outs, p. 635
      7. Farm Bureaucracy: Was Griffin So Wrong?, p. 636
      8. Everything---But at a Price by Paul Harvey, p. 637
      9. Races of the Week by William Schulz, p. 638
      10. The New Frontier vs. Valentine Byler by Theodore L. Humes, pp. 639-642
      11. New Frontier Election Threats, pp. 643-644
      12. The Sickness of Socialized Medicine by John Chamberlain, pp. 645-646
      13. Whatever Happened to LBJ? by Art Hoppe, p. 647
      14. Purpose of Education by Dr. Joel H. Hildebrand, pp. 648-650
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      September 1, 1962 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. News Stories, p. 651
      2. Stockpiling , p. 651
      3. Trade Bill , p. 652
      4. Brainwashing , p. 653
      5. New Guinea , p. 654
      6. Extracts from 12000 Letters, p. 655
      7. Dodd on Foreign Policy by Allan H. Ryskind, p. 656
      8. Race of the Week by William Schulz, pp. 657-658
      9. Union Power Must Be Curbed by Senator Barry Goldwater, pp. 659-660
      10. Timidity? Stupidity? Or Just Plain Ignorance? by Fred G. Clark, pp. 661-666
      11. Reds on College Campuses by William Schulz, pp. 667-668
      12. The UN: 'Biggest Fifth Column in the World' by Representative James B. Utt, pp. 669-670
    10. [+]
      September 8, 1962 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. News Stories, p. 671
      2. Cuba , p. 671
      3. Goldberg , p. 672
      4. Labor , p. 673
      5. Udall , p. 674
      6. Africa: Free Too Soon by Walter Trohan, pp. 675-677
      7. Races of the Week by William Schulz, p. 678
      8. Baker vs. Casey by Henry M. Blair, p. 678
      9. Oregon's Senator Morse by Willard Edwards, pp. 679-682
      10. 'Pat' Brown: California's Most Expensive Governor by Oliver Carlson, pp. 683-687
      11. Extracts from 12000 Letters, pp. 688-690
    11. [+]
      September 15, 1962 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. News Stories, p. 691
      2. Bay State , p. 692
      3. Oklahoma , p. 692
      4. Agency Shop , p. 693
      5. Steel , pp. 694-696
      6. Races of the Week by William Schulz, pp. 697-698
      7. 'Operation Eastern Shore' by W.B. Hicks, Jr., pp. 699-700
      8. The 35-Hour Work Week by Hans F. Sennholz, pp. 701-702
      9. George S. McGovern, Liberals' Darling by Theodore L. Humes, pp. 703-704
      10. You Are Needed At Precinct Level by Julee Short, pp. 705-706
      11. How 29 Gift Subscriptions Grew to More Than 70 by P. Arthur Bonney, p. 707
      12. More Letters from Human Events Readers, pp. 708-710
    12. [+]
      September 22, 1962 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. News Stories, p. 711
      2. Primaries , p. 711
      3. Foreign Aid , p. 712
      4. Education , p. 713
      5. State Dept. , pp. 713-714
      6. Bureaucratic Sprawl Criticized, p. 715
      7. Mrs. Arsht Defies Liberal Stereotype, pp. 716-717
      8. Races of the Week by William Schulz, p. 718
      9. Investor's Union Gains Strength by Steve Stahl, pp. 719-722
      10. IRS vs. Summers, pp. 723-724
      11. The White House: Biggest Lobby, pp. 725-726
      12. About Something-for-Nothing Candidates by Mrs. H. Peter Dresser, p. 727
      13. More Letters from Human Events Readers, pp. 728-730
    13. [+]
      September 29, 1962 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. News Stories, p. 731
      2. Farm Plan , p. 732
      3. Labor , p. 732
      4. Naval Blockade , p. 733
      5. California , pp. 733-735
      6. 57% of Welfare Recipients Ineligible by Ken Tomlinson, pp. 736-738
      7. 'Honey Fitz' and JFK, pp. 739-742
      8. What Is Our Cuba Policy? by Senator John G. Tower, pp. 743-744
      9. Schadeberg vs. Flynn, p. 745
      10. Races of the Week by William Schulz, p. 746
      11. Teacher's Widow vs. Mr. Millionaire by Mrs. Edna Mary Wheeler, p. 747
      12. Human Events Comments on Mrs. Wheeler's Letter , pp. 748-750
  4. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1962 = 13 Issues, 143 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 6, 1962 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. News Stories, p. 751
      2. Stocks , p. 752
      3. Goldwater , p. 752
      4. Nixon , p. 753
      5. Strauss , p. 754
      6. More Letters from Human Events Readers, p. 755
      7. Big-City Betrayal Bloc Passes Farm Bill Bringing Higher Food Prices, pp. 756-757
      8. Races of the Week by William Schulz, p. 758
      9. Indiana Unhappy With Urban Renewal by Harrison J. Ullmann, pp. 759-762
      10. Conservative Action in Louisville, pp. 763-764
      11. Selling Free Enterprise to Thought Leaders and the Public by Rayburn Watkins, pp. 765-767
      12. A Conservative's Guide to Pocket Literature by W. Clark Hanna, pp. 768-770
    2. [+]
      October 13, 1962 Issue = 14 Articles
      1. News Stories, p. 771
      2. Mississippi , pp. 771-772
      3. Red Trade , p. 773
      4. Honduras , p. 773
      5. Educational TV , pp. 773-775
      6. Labor's Campaign Contributions by William Schulz, p. 776
      7. Goldberg Was JFK's Buffer by Victor Riesel, pp. 777-778
      8. Effective Letter Writing, pp. 779-780
      9. Federal Job Retraining by Edwin McDowell, pp. 781-782
      10. Mexico's Compulsory Profit-Sharing, pp. 783-784
      11. Races of the Week by William Schulz, p. 785
      12. More Letters from Human Events Readers, pp. 786-788
      13. Anti-Compulsion NOT Anti-Union, p. 789
      14. Lockheed's Letter to Its Employes, p. 790
    3. [+]
      October 20, 1962 Issue = 10 Articles
      1. News Stories, p. 791
      2. Berlin , p. 791
      3. Walker , p. 792
      4. Mississippi , p. 793
      5. Cope , pp. 793-794
      6. Americans for Constitutional Action Rates Your Senators and Congressmen, pp. 795-802
      7. Connecticut Capers by Theodore L. Humes, pp. 803-804
      8. How JFK Uses News as an Instrument of Power by Raymond Moley, pp. 805-808
      9. Priest Says 'No' to JFK Cuba Policy by Rev. Dr. Joseph F. Thorning, p. 809
      10. More Letters from Human Events Readers, p. 810
    4. [+]
      October 27, 1962 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. News Stories, p. 811
      2. Congress , p. 811
      3. Elections , p. 812
      4. State Dept. , p. 813
      5. Utah , p. 814
      6. The Oxford Incident by James J. Kilpatrick, pp. 815-818
      7. Political Allocation of Defense Contracts, p. 819
      8. JFK's Power Politics, pp. 820-823
      9. Races of the Week by William Schulz, pp. 824-825
      10. Conservative Candidates Needing Your Help, pp. 826-828
      11. How to Win the Election, pp. 829-830
    5. [+]
      November 3, 1962 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. News Stories, p. 831
      2. JFK's Timing , p. 832
      3. Pacificists , p. 833
      4. Chicago , p. 834
      5. Oregon , p. 834
      6. The Thalidomide Bill, p. 835
      7. Our Short-Lived Gratitude to Belgium by Frederic Nelson, pp. 836-837
      8. Patton: 'The Russians Really Took Us for Suckers' by Irene Corbally Kuhn, p. 838
      9. Public Power Lobby Gets Tips from Moscow by William Schulz, pp. 839-840
      10. The Peace Corps: Youth for Socialism by Hans F. Sennholz, pp. 841-843
      11. Races of the Week by William Schulz, pp. 844-848
      12. The 'Soft on Communism' Issue in California by Allan H. Ryskind, p. 849
    6. [+]
      November 10, 1962 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. News Stories, p. 851
      2. Mystery Note , p. 852
      3. Defense Dept. , p. 852
      4. JFK's Advisers , p. 853
      5. Muzzling Probe , pp. 853-856
      6. Labor Strife: Hidden Castro Weapon by Victor Riesel, p. 857
      7. A Plan to Check ADC Bastardy, p. 858
      8. The Future of Free Enterprise by Dr. Ernest L. Wilkinson, pp. 859-862
      9. Guinea Gives Reds Deserved Comeuppance by Victor Riesel, p. 863
      10. Amtorg: Hub of Soviet Espionage by Victor Riesel, p. 864
      11. JFK Ends His Press Honeymoon by Walter Trohan, p. 865
      12. Peace Corps Goes to Indonesia by William Schulz, pp. 866-870
    7. [+]
      November 17, 1962 Issue = 10 Articles
      1. News Stories, p. 871
      2. Rocky , p. 872
      3. Calif. , p. 872
      4. House , p. 873
      5. Kentucky , p. 874
      6. Notable Conservative Victories, pp. 875-878
      7. No Time for the Faint Hearted, pp. 879-882
      8. Brainpicking In School by Representative John Ashbrook, pp. 883-886
      9. Do-It-Yourself Blockade! by Victor Riesel, p. 887
      10. Blood Red Carpet for Nikita by Victor Riesel, pp. 888-890
    8. [+]
      November 24, 1962 Issue = 10 Articles
      1. News Stories, p. 891
      2. Cuba , p. 891
      3. Hiss , p. 892
      4. Goldwater , p. 893
      5. Elections , pp. 893-895
      6. More Notable Conservative Victories, pp. 896-898
      7. Britain's Nationalized Health Service by George Winder, pp. 899-904
      8. Republican Near-Wins, pp. 905-907
      9. Difficult Days for Liberal Pundits by Michael Padev, p. 908
      10. Negro Property Owners Critical of Renewal by Ross Hermann, pp. 909-910
    9. [+]
      December 1, 1962 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. News Stories, p. 911
      2. Cuba , p. 912
      3. Press , p. 912
      4. Trade Post , p. 913
      5. Labor , pp. 913-916
      6. California Success Story by Dick Nolan, pp. 917-918
      7. Management Needs A Strike Plan by A.N. Wecksler, pp. 919-921
      8. Unions Going International by Victor Riesel, p. 922
      9. Passman's Most Dramatic Victory, pp. 923-926
      10. District of Columbia Crime by Tom Kelly, pp. 927-928
      11. Acheson's Reply by David C. Acheson, p. 929
      12. Rebutal by Tom Kelly, pp. 929-930
    10. [+]
      December 8, 1962 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. News Stories, p. 931
      2. Rocky , p. 931
      3. Education , p. 932
      4. Lockheed , p. 933
      5. Bell , pp. 933-936
      6. Cuban Current Turns Awry, pp. 937-938
      7. How Probers Tripped Up Alger Hiss by Willard Edwards, pp. 939-942
      8. The Sudden Importance of Silver by Hans F. Sennholz, pp. 943-944
      9. Our Free and Private Enterprise System, pp. 945-948
      10. Eleanor Roosevelt---An Appraisal by George N. Crocker, p. 949
      11. Millions of Personal Service Jobs Open by John Fischer, p. 950
    11. [+]
      December 15, 1962 Issue = 9 Articles
      1. News Stories, p. 951
      2. Goldwater , p. 952
      3. Labor , p. 953
      4. De Gaulle , p. 953
      5. White House , p. 954
      6. Boondoggling in Research by Lou Hiner, Jr., pp. 955-958
      7. The Curious 'Reporting' of Howard K. Smith, p. 959
      8. How Howard K. Smith Views the News by Chesly Manly, pp. 960-964
      9. Goldwater vs. Adlai Stevenson by Allan H. Ryskind, pp. 965-966
    12. [+]
      December 22, 1962 Issue = 10 Articles
      1. News Stories, p. 971
      2. Foreign Aid , p. 972
      3. Farmers , p. 972
      4. Katanga , p. 973
      5. FCC , p. 974
      6. Help Win the Opening Battle of the 88th Congress, pp. 975-977
      7. Medicare's Failure in England and Saskatchewan, pp. 978-984
      8. 'The Private Man' by Timothy A. McInerny, pp. 985-986
      9. German Economic Miracle in Danger by William Henry Chamberlin, pp. 987-988
      10. Lausche Attacks 'Domestic Peace Corps', pp. 989-990
    13. [+]
      December 29, 1962 Issue = 10 Articles
      1. News Stories, p. 991
      2. JFK's Chat , p. 991
      3. Congo , p. 992
      4. Skybolt , p. 993
      5. Cuba , pp. 993-995
      6. Ex-Ambassador Exposes State Department Cuban Bungling by Walter Trohan, pp. 996-998
      7. 'The Return of the IPR', pp. 999-1002
      8. Lockheed's Battle Against the Union Shop by M.R. Lefkoe, pp. 1003-1004
      9. Longshoremen's Boycott Makes Reds Holler by Victor Riesel, pp. 1005-1007
      10. Leftists Back Hawaii's Governor by Fulton Lewis, Jr., pp. 1008-1010
4. [+]
  Issues of 1963 = 20 Issues, 363 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1964 = 2 Issues, 31 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1965 = 52 Issues, 1,064 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1966 = 53 Issues, 986 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1967 = 52 Issues, 983 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1968 = 52 Issues, 834 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1969 = 52 Issues, 783 Articles