Vol. 104 No. 22

Oracular Breastbones (The Nation / AMERICAN NOTES)

History on the Rails (The Nation)

In from the Cold (The Nation)

Ford Makes His First Foray Overseas (The Nation / THE WHITE HOUSE)

A Strange Summit Site (The Nation)

A Matter of Sharing Apples (The Nation / THE VICE PRESIDENCY)

Brown's Bomb (The Nation / FOREIGN POLICY)

Closing the My Lai Case (The Nation / THE MILITARY)

Call of the Wily (The Nation / CRIME)

Getting Stoney Burns (The Nation / JUSTICE)

Guns and Olive Branches (The World / MIDDLE EAST)

Suddenly, Alarmingly Poorer (The World / ISRAEL)

Casting the First Stone (The World / SOUTH AFRICA)

Looking Toward Tomorrow (The World / FOOD)

Solzhenitsyn Resumes the Dialogue (The World / SOVIET UNION)

Giscard's Gamble (The World / FRANCE)

A Murder for Mayfair (The World / BRITAIN)

No to Cuba in Quito (The World / LATIN AMERICA)

Monopoly in Elysium (Modern Living)

Southern Discomfort (Modern Living)

Mail-Order Magi (Modern Living)

Avant-Garde Retreat? (The Sexes)

Grid Lib? (The Press)

The Original Kojak (The Press)

The New Militancy: A Cry for More (Economy & Business / LABOR/COVER STORY)

Black-Lung Hillbilly in a Big Job (Economy & Business)

Countering the Oil Cartel (Economy & Business / ENERGY)

Back-Door Increase (Economy & Business)

Read the story (A Letter From The Publisher)

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