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Hoist With Our Own Pahlavi
Klare, Michael T. | January 31, 1976 issue
Examines the range and magnitude of the arms purchases of Iran from the U.S. Growing U.S. military relationship with Iran not limited to weapons sales;...

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Social Costs and the Arms Race
Sivard, Ruth Leger | June 17, 1978 issue
Discusses the effects of the arms race on world society in the 1970s. Industrial counterpart of the official military power structure; Profligate expenditure...

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Nixon Ignores Arms Conversion
Kurzban, Ira | September 25, 1972 issue
Analyses the contrast in ideas inherent in the 1972 U.S. Presidential election concerning the conversion of military-related industry from military to civilian...

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Arms Sales to the Third World
Cook, Fred J. | January 24, 1972 issue
Focuses on the study "Arms Trade With the Third World," conducted by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), on the growing trend...

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The American Security Council
Relyea, Harold C. | January 24, 1972 issue
Focuses on the U.S.-based military-industrial complex American Security Council (ASC). Functions of the council; Issues of interest for the ASC; Details...

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Editorials
January 28, 1961 issue
Many commentators have called attention to the fact that World War II brought into prominence the soldier-statesman. The appointment of Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg...

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Seduction of the Scientist
Roszak, Theodore | June 3, 1961 issue
The article presents information on the scientists in the weapon industry. Once among the most disreputable of businesses, the weapons industry has, since...

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Why Our Missiles Lag
Dreher, Carl | May 13, 1961 issue
This article presents information on various missiles of the U.S. and reasons behind their failure over a period of time. Reliability varies inversely with...

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Millions for Defense, But
Clotfelter, James | January 25, 1971 issue
Those accepting the military-industrial complex notion that money is the binder between defense policy makers and supportive industrial and labor groups...

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The U. S. Should Cut Loose
Hogers#Hollingsworth, J. | March 29, 1971 issue
Somewhat unwittingly, the U.S. may be acquiring another ally that brings with it more promise of opprobrium than of benefit. Tied to Great Britain through...

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