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Clark R. Mollenhoff •ï¿½13 Items / 7 Books, 4 Articles, 2 Reviews
Washington Cover-Up (1962)
by Clark R. Mollenhoff
How Bureaucratic Secrecy Promotes Corruption and Waste in the Federal Government
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    The Sins of Silence (Review)
    Louis W. Koenig
    Washington Cover-Up, by Clark R. Mollenhoff
    1. Washington Cover-Up by Clark R. Mollenhoff
    The Saturday Review, September 29, 1962, p. 26
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    United States (10 Reviews)
    The American Polity, by William C. Mitchell
    1. The American Polity by William C. Mitchell
    2. Collective Security and American Foreign Policy by Roland N. Stromberg
    3. The Conservative Affirmation by Willmoore Kendall
    4. Cultural Affairs and Foreign Relations by Robert Blum
    5. Freedom and Foreign Policy by Thomas J. Dodd
    6. The Instruments of America's Foreign Policy by H. Bradford Westerfield
    7. Personnel for the New Diplomacy
    8. The Propaganda Gap by Walter Joyce
    9. The United States in World Affairs, 1961 by Richard P. Stebbins
    10. Washington Cover-Up by Clark R. Mollenhoff
    Orbis, Summer 1963, pp. 426-427
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    Recent Books on International Relations (13 Reviews)
    Henry L. Roberts
    The United States
    1. America and the World Revolution, and Other Lectures by Arnold J. Toynbee
    2. Strategy, Politics and Defense Budgets by Warner R. Schilling, Paul Y. Hammond, and Glenn H. Snyder, ...
    3. Science and the Nation: Policy and Politics by J. Stefan Dupre and Sanford A. Lakoff
    4. The American Secretary of State: An Interpretation by Alexander DeConde
    5. The Conscience of a Liberal by Chester Bowles
    6. The United States and the Common Market by Don D. Humphrey
    7. Just Friends and Brave Enemies by Robert F. Kennedy
    8. Washington Cover-Up by Clark R. Mollenhoff
    9. Congress and the Court by Walter F. Murphy
    10. Ex-Communist Witnesses by Herbert L. Packer
    11. Soldiers of the Sea by Robert Debs Heinl, Jr.
    12. Herbert Hoover and Economic Diplomacy by Joseph Brandes
    13. Black Nationalism by E.U. Essien-Udom
    Foreign Affairs, January 1963, pp. 435-436