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In the Beginning (verse)

by Thomas Kinsella

The Reporter, July 16, 1964, p. 44

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      5. A Recollection of Michael Schwerner by Richard Woodley, pp. 23-24
      6. Religion in the Soviet Union by George Bailey, pp. 25-29
      7. San Francisco (drawings) by Helen Drew, p. 30
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      5. The G.O.P. and the Gap by Marya Mannes, pp. 28-30
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      14. [+]
        An Old Hand Speaks Out by Charles Burton Marshall, p. 52 - 1 Review
        Foreign and Other Affairs by John Paton Davies, Jr.
      15. [+]
        Growing Up Rich by John William Ward, p. 53 - 1 Review
        Children and Others by James Gould Cozzens
      16. [+]
        Dulles as Villain by Gordon A. Craig, pp. 54-58 - 1 Review
        Dulles Over Suez by Herman Finer
      17. Cover by Richard Pfahl
    5. [+]
      September 24, 1964 Issue = 19 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 4-13
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 14-25
      3. The Reporter Puzzle, pp. 26-27
      4. The Conservative Revolution by Max Ascoli, p. 28
      5. The Fine Art of President-Baiting by Meg Greenfield, pp. 29-32
      6. The Miracle Is Over by Claire Sterling, pp. 33-36
      7. Racism Wasn't the Issue in Tennessee by Bill Kovach, pp. 37-38
      8. The Soviet Submarine Threat by Hanson W. Baldwin, pp. 39-41
      9. The Legacy of Sarit Thanarat by Denis Warner, pp. 42-44
      10. The Supreme Court Under Fire Again by Alpheus Thomas Mason, pp. 45-47
      11. Somalia's Instant Army by Peter Schmid, pp. 48-51
      12. Sons and Fathers by William Saroyan, p. 52
      13. The Frog-Prince (verse) by Stevie Smith, p. 53
      14. Vox Humana Fortissimo by John M. Conly, pp. 54-55
      15. [+]
        Happy Birthday, Whoever You Are by David Littlejohn, p. 56 - 3 Reviews
        William Shakespeare: A Biography by A.L. Rowse
        Shakespeare: A Biography by Peter Quennell
        How Shakespeare Spent the Day by Ivor J.C. Brown
      16. Welcome (drawing) by Fernando Krahn, pp. 57-59
      17. [+]
        From the Tuscan by Sidney Alexander, pp. 60-63 - 1 Review
        Letters of Michelangelo by E.H. Ramsden and Michelangelo
      18. [+]
        4 Views of Rome by Andrew M. Greeley, pp. 64-68 - 4 Reviews
        The Pilgrim by Michael Serafian
        The Second Session by Xavier Rynne
        The Open Church by Michael Novak
        Observer in Rome by Robert McAfee Brown
      19. Cover by Rocco Negro
  4. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1964 = 7 Issues, 131 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 8, 1964 Issue = 20 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 4-11
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 12-21
      3. Neither an Echo nor a Choice by Max Ascoli, pp. 22-23
      4. The Grenier Plan for the G.O.P. by Jerald ter Horst, pp. 24-26
      5. Senator Goldwater and the Negro by Meg Greenfield, pp. 27-28
      6. The William Miller Problem by William Lee Miller, p. 29
      7. What We Got for Pampering Sukarno by Denis Warner, pp. 30-32
      8. The Gun Law That Didn't Go Off by Elizabeth Brenner Drew, pp. 33-35
      9. Updating the Indian Army by Rawle Knox, pp. 36-38
      10. Reapportionment by Robert G. Dixon, Jr., pp. 39-40
      11. The Making of a Negro Middle Class by Hannah Lees, pp. 41-44
      12. The Id in March Time by Frederic V. Grunfeld, pp. 45-48
      13. The Beast Under the Porch by Gerald Weales, p. 49
      14. [+]
        'Never the Whole Truth' by George Steiner, pp. 50-53 - 1 Review
        Corridors of Power by C.P. Snow
      15. [+]
        Grieving, Going On by Madeleine Chapsal, p. 54 - 1 Review
        No Longer Than a Sigh by Anne Philipe
      16. Good Against Evil (drawing) by Fernando Krahn, p. 55
      17. [+]
        Book Notes, p. 56 - 3 Reviews
        How to Succeed in Company Politics by Edward J. Hegarty
        Sex and the Office by Helen Gurley Brown
        The Gloucester Branch by John Leggett
      18. Youth Is Impatient (verse) by N.L.S. Sand, pp. 56-57
      19. The Reporter Puzzle, pp. 58-60
      20. Cover by Richard Rosenblum
    2. [+]
      October 22, 1964 Issue = 19 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 4-11
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 12-17
      3. Letter from an Old Locomotive by Spencer Klaw, pp. 18-21
      4. This Electoral Trauma by Max Ascoli, p. 22
      5. Illinois by Robert Bendiner, pp. 23-25
      6. Campaign Trail Hootenanny (verse) by Wallace Carroll, pp. 26-28
      7. California by Joseph Lewis, pp. 29-32
      8. New York by Meg Greenfield, pp. 33-35
      9. Ohio by James A. Maxwell, pp. 36-37
      10. Arkansas by Tom Dearmore, pp. 38-41
      11. Return to Fontamara by Ignazio Silone, pp. 42-44
      12. Gifts (drawings) by Fernando Krahn, p. 45
      13. The Liberals Hissed by Nat Hentoff, pp. 46-47
      14. The Reporter Puzzle, p. 48
      15. The Art of Anti-Acting by Richard Bimonte, pp. 49-52
      16. [+]
        Holy Moses by Marcus Klein, p. 53 - 1 Review
        Herzog by Saul Bellow
      17. [+]
        311 East 100th by C.W. Griffin, Jr., pp. 54-57 - 1 Review
        Let in the Sun by Woody Klein
      18. [+]
        Stars, But No Bench Warmers by Hal Higdon, pp. 58-60 - 1 Review
        Baseball Has Done It by Jackie Robinson and Charles Dexter
      19. Cover by Jerry Prueitt
    3. [+]
      November 5, 1964 Issue = 22 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 4-11
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 12-15
      3. The Leaders and Their Mandates by Max Ascoli, p. 16
      4. Mr. Wilson's Hour by Claire Sterling, pp. 17-19
      5. Signs of Things to Come by H.G. Nicholas, p. 20
      6. Who Was Bill Miller? by Barbara Carter, pp. 21-24
      7. The New B. & K. by Severyn Bialer, pp. 25-26
      8. Goldwater and the Bomb by Henry A. Kissinger, p. 27
      9. Long Odds and Sure Things on the California Ballot by Joe Saltzman and Barbara Saltzman, pp. 28-29
      10. Osagyefo Thinks Deep by Thomas Sterling, pp. 30-32
      11. A Place to Sleep in Romania by George Bailey, pp. 33-34
      12. Malaysia by Denis Warner, pp. 35-37
      13. The Kids in Wrangell by Joan K. Davidson, p. 38
      14. To a Child with a Top (verse) by Richard Moore, p. 39
      15. A Slapstick Renaissance by Walker Stuart, p. 40
      16. Flight (drawings) by Fernando Krahn, pp. 41-43
      17. Going for Baroque by John M. Conly, pp. 44-45
      18. The Reporter Puzzle, p. 46
      19. [+]
        Sartre Resartus by Justin O'Brien, p. 47 - 1 Review
        The Words by Jean-Paul Sartre
      20. [+]
        Dropout from What? by Nat Hentoff, pp. 48-49 - 1 Review
        Compulsory Mis-Education, and the Community of Scholars by Paul Goodman
      21. [+]
        Our Literary Tocqueville by Robert Sklar, pp. 50-52 - 2 Reviews
        The Symbolic Meaning by D.H. Lawrence
        The Banned Paintings of D.H. Lawrence by Mervyn Levy
      22. Cover by Edgar Blakeney
    4. [+]
      November 19, 1964 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 4-11
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 12-23
      3. And Now We Look Abroad by Max Ascoli, p. 24
      4. Trouble Over Transylvania by George Bailey, pp. 25-28
      5. A Glass of Water (short story) by Lazar Lagin, p. 29
      6. Behind de Gaulle's Veiled Threats by Edmond Taylor, pp. 30-36
      7. A Rope to Jump, a Well to Dig by Thomas Parrish, p. 37
      8. Poverty in the Mountains (drawings) by Lajos Szalay, pp. 38-39
      9. Mr. Passman Meets His Match by Elizabeth Brenner Drew, pp. 40-43
      10. Is the AEC Obsolete? by John W. Finney, pp. 44-46
      11. What the Boys in the Bach Room Will Have by Frederic V. Grunfeld, pp. 47-48
      12. The Reporter Puzzle, pp. 49-51
      13. Joan and the Good Guys by Gordon Rogoff, pp. 52-54
      14. [+]
        How Good Is Old Siwash? by Barbara Carter, p. 55 - 1 Review
        Comparative Guide to American Colleges by James Cass and Max Birnbaum
      15. [+]
        The Globalists at Home by Dan Pinck, p. 56 - 1 Review
        Cambridge U.S.A. by Christopher Rand
      16. [+]
        Book Notes by Nora Magid, pp. 57-64 - 5 Reviews
        Conversations With Nelson Algren by H.E.F. Donohue and Nelson Algren
        The Ziegfelds' Girl by Patricia Ziegfeld
        Beginning Again by Leonard Woolf
        Other People's Houses by Lore Segal
        The Scotch by John Kenneth Galbraith
      17. Cover by Richard Powers
    5. [+]
      December 3, 1964 Issue = 19 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 4-11
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 12-17
      3. On Taking Education Seriously by James Bryant Conant, pp. 18-21
      4. Preferential Treatment for Negroes? by Fred M. Hechinger, pp. 22-24
      5. American Investments in Europe by Edmond Taylor, pp. 25-28
      6. Vietnam's Militant Buddhists by Denis Warner, pp. 29-31
      7. Mr. Blatnik Plans a Purge by Daniel Rapoport, pp. 32-33
      8. Aftermath in Alabama by Reese Cleghorn, p. 34
      9. Right-Wing Retreat in Seattle by Rillmond Schear, pp. 35-36
      10. A Visit to Dimeh by Anthony Astrachan, pp. 37-38
      11. Islanders (drawings) by Fernando Krahn, p. 39
      12. One Sort of Intimations Ode (verse) by Robley Wilson, Jr., p. 40
      13. Harlem Sounds by Nat Hentoff, pp. 41-43
      14. The Star Turn by Gerald Weales, pp. 44-49
      15. [+]
        A Bitten Apple by John William Ward, pp. 50-51 - 1 Review
        The Meaning of the Twentieth Century by Kenneth E. Boulding
      16. [+]
        Living with a Legend by Jay Jacobs, p. 52 - 1 Review
        Life With Picasso by Francoise Gilot and Carlton Lake
      17. The Reporter Puzzle, pp. 53-54
      18. [+]
        From Imp to Blimp by Sarel Eimerl, pp. 55-58 - 1 Review
        A Little Learning by Evelyn Waugh
      19. Cover by Gregorio Prestopino
    6. [+]
      December 17, 1964 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 4-7
      2. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 8-11
      3. The Civil-Rights Maze by Elizabeth Brenner Drew, pp. 12-14
      4. Self-Help in Philadelphia by Hannah Lees, pp. 15-17
      5. Southern Politics and the Negroes by Paul Duke, pp. 18-20
      6. Brazil's Adroit New Leader by Milan J. Kubic, pp. 21-22
      7. Of Cars and Steel and Tottering Guideposts by Thomas R. Brooks, pp. 23-24
      8. Tshombe's Four Hundred by Peter Schmid, pp. 25-26
      9. The War on Poverty by Alfred L. Malabre, Jr., pp. 27-29
      10. The Philippines Can't Be Taken for Granted by Denis Warner, pp. 30-32
      11. [+]
        The Posthumous Adams by Kenneth S. Lynn, pp. 33-34 - 1 Review
        Henry Adams: The Major Phase by Ernest Samuels
      12. [+]
        Portraits of Three Painters by Hilton Kramer, pp. 35-37 - 3 Reviews
        My Friend Degas by Daniel Halevy
        Nocturne by James McNeill Whistler
        Lautrec by Lautrec by Philippe Huisman and M G. Dortu
      13. A Streetcar Named Kazan by Gordon Rogoff, p. 38
      14. The Reporter Puzzle, pp. 39-41
      15. The Multiplex Muse by John M. Conly, pp. 42-43
      16. The Hero in Two Metals (verse) by Dilys Laing, pp. 44-50
      17. Cover by Gregorio Prestopino
    7. [+]
      December 31, 1964 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. Who-- What-- Why--, pp. 4-6
      2. The Reporter Puzzle, p. 7
      3. The Reporter's Notes, pp. 8-9
      4. The ABC of MLF by Andre Fontaine, pp. 10-13
      5. Allied Disunity and German Politics by George Bailey, pp. 14-16
      6. Financing the U.N. by H.G. Nicholas, pp. 17-18
      7. A Bowl of Gumbo for Curtis Bryant by Paul Good, pp. 19-21
      8. The Pope, the Bishops, and Edward Gibbon by Osbert Hastings, pp. 22-25
      9. 'Hello! Wonderful! The World Is One' by Rafael Steinberg, pp. 26-27
      10. Giving, Getting (short story) by Nancy Huddleston Packer, p. 28
      11. A Domesticity by John Engels, pp. 29-30
      12. The Holiday Spirit (drawing) by Fernando Krahn, p. 31
      13. [+]
        A Plague of Our Own by Daniel Patrick Moynihan, pp. 32-34 - 1 Review
        Accident Research by William Haddon, Jr., Edward A. Suchman, and David Klein, ...
      14. [+]
        Thought in a Green Shade by George Steiner, p. 35 - 1 Review
        The Machine in the Garden by Leo Marx
      15. [+]
        Curiouser and Curiouser by Barbara Carter, p. 36 - 1 Review
        The Strange Tactics of Extremism by Harry A. Overstreet and Bonaro Overstreet
      16. The Libretto as Literature by Frederic V. Grunfeld, pp. 37-42
      17. Cover by Reg Massie
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