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Beat the Devil
Cockburn, Alexander | May 15, 1995 issue

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Presents journal entries from the author, Alexander Cockburn, on his opinions on his book "The Golden Age is in Us," the Oklahoma City Federal Building bombing of April 1995, and other terrorist acts. His travels through the Northeastern United States during promotion tour for his book; His thoughts on Timothy McVeigh, the main suspect in the Oklahoma City bombing; Opinions on the effect of the events in Oklahoma City on the United States; Comparison of the Oklahoma City Bombing to other similar events elsewhere in the world.

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BOMBS; MILITARY art & science; ARMED Forces; BOMBINGS; OFFENSES against public safety; COCKBURN, Alexander; MCVEIGH, Timothy; OKLAHOMA City Federal Building Bombing, Oklahoma City, Okla., 1995; UNITED States; OKLAHOMA City (Okla.)
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