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Secretary Kreps Won't Talk
Klare, Michael T. | June 4, 1977 issue
Focuses on the misuse of information stored in government computer systems in the U.S. by politicians to torture their opponents. Efforts of the author...

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Beat the Devil
Cockburn, Alexander | March 15, 1986 issue
Nearly a quarter-century's worth of faithful service to U.S. imperialism, host to congressional junkets without number, military boondoggles beyond counting....

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Editorials
Duffy, Paul | October 2, 1972 issue
Focuses on political conditions in the U.S. during the 1970's. Speculation about credibility of spokesperson of the U.S. Defense; Reason for failure of...

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Histrionics and History
Oates, Stephen B. | January 24, 1972 issue
Criticizes the misuse of the U.S. history by the country's politicians for political purposes, in specific reference to Spiro Agnew. Use of events of history...

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Is this Our Spirit of '76?
Sherrill, Robert | October 30, 1972 issue
Profiles U.S. Vice-President Spiro Agnew. Personal background of Agnew; His reaction to civil rights movement leader Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination;...

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Editorials
August 21, 1972 issue
Presents editorials on political issues in the United States. Position of U.S. Democrats in the political system; Publication of the case of fatal stabbing...

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The Power Game: George Smathers, the Golden Senator from Florida
Sherrill, Robert G. | December 7, 1964 issue
This article focuses on the political career of Senator George Smathers from Florida. For fourteen years, ever since he turned on and defeated Claude Pepper,...

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Editorials
August 2, 1965 issue
The article presents an introduction to the journal The Nation. If the replacement in Saigon, Vietnam of diplomat Maxwell Taylor by diplomat Henry Cabot...

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The Control and Use of Technology
Calder, Nigel | January 4, 1965 issue
It is true that politicians in the United States have come to recognize the importance of science, but they have carefully enshrined it as a peripheral...

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Baruch and His Legend
Blum, Albert A. | August 24, 1964 issue
The article focuses on Bernard M. Baruch, who played a dominant role in American politics and business throughout the first half of the twentieth century....

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