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I. F. Stone Reviews:
April 13, 1989: CRACKDOWN IN PRAGUE
February 16, 1989: The Rights of Gorbachev
December 22, 1988: Another Betrayal by Psychiatry?
January 21, 1988: Was There a Witch Hunt in Ancient Athens?
April 16, 1981: FOR 'SOLIDARITY'
February 22, 1979: FROM THE GREEK
February 22, 1979: A Shah Lobby Next?
October 26, 1978: The Hope
July 20, 1978: CARTER, AFRICA, & SALT
March 9, 1978: Confessions of a Jewish Dissident
November 24, 1977: WORDS FOR THE SHAH
May 12, 1977: LET HIM GO
September 30, 1976: SURPRISE!
August 5, 1976: THE "EXCELSIOR" AFFAIR
May 27, 1976: The Threat to the Republic
Foreign and Military Intelligence Book I, Final Report, Senate Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities
Intelligence Activities and the Rights of Americans Book II, Final Report, Senate Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities
April 1, 1976: The Schorr Case: The Real Dangers
June 12, 1975: Conned in Cambodia
March 6, 1975: War for Oil? An Exchange
February 20, 1975: A New Solution for the CIA
February 6, 1975: War for Oil?
November 28, 1974: VICTIMS

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November 14, 1974: Mr. Ford's Deceptions
October 3, 1974: The Fix
November 29, 1973: Why Nixon Fears to Resign
November 1, 1973: Agnew's Successor: What Nixon Fears
October 18, 1973: The Sakharov Campaign
October 4, 1973: OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE
August 9, 1973: It Pays to Be Ignorant
July 19, 1973: The Washington Power Game
June 28, 1973: A Special Supplement: Impeachment
Impeachment: The Constitutional Problems by Raoul Berger
The Impeachment and Trial of Andrew Johnson by Michael Les Benedict
June 14, 1973: APPEAL FOR PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST
May 17, 1973: SEN. EAGLETON & WAR POWERS
April 19, 1973: Can Congress Stop the President?
March 8, 1973: Toward a Third Indochina War
January 25, 1973: Nixon's Blitzkrieg
November 30, 1972: A Bad Deal that May Not Work
November 2, 1972: The Flowering of Henry Kissinger
Kissinger: The Uses of Power by David Landau
Metternich by Alan Palmer
October 19, 1972: The Education of Henry Kissinger
Metternich by Alan Palmer
Dear Henry by Danielle Hunebelle
Kissinger: The Uses of Power by David Landau
September 21, 1972: COMMUNIST "ACQUIESCENCE"
September 21, 1972: LNS
September 21, 1972: Will the War Go on Until 1976?
August 31, 1972: Where Was Nixon When Sadat Gave the Russians the Boot?
August 10, 1972: I.F. Stone Reports: The Morning After
July 20, 1972: McGovern vs. Nixon on the Arms Race
June 29, 1972: The New Shape of Nixon's World
June 15, 1972: Why Nixon Won His Moscow Gamble
June 1, 1972: I.F. Stone Reports: Nixon's War Gamble and Why It Won't Work
Catch the Falling Flag by Richard J. Whalen
National Security Study Memorandum No. 1: The Situation in Vietnam
May 18, 1972: II Machismo in Washington
April 20, 1972: I.F. Stone Reports: Moving the Constitution to the Back of the Bus
April 6, 1972: I.F. Stone Reports: Behind the ITT Scandal
March 23, 1972: ZHORES, NOT JAURES
March 23, 1972: I.F. Stone Reports: The Pentagon and Peking
March 9, 1972: I.F. Stone Reports: The Hidden Traps in Nixon's Peace Plan
February 24, 1972: I. F. Stone Reports: Can Russia Change?
A Chronicle of Current Events Republished in English by Amnesty International Publications, Turnagain Lane, Farringdon St., London EC4, England Journal of the Soviet Human Rights Movement
Let History Judge by Roy A. Medvedev
Uncensored Russia: Protest and Dissent in the Soviet Union by Peter Reddaway
February 10, 1972: I. F. Stone Reports: Betrayal by Psychiatry
Let History Judge by Roy A. Medvedev
A Question of Madness by Zhores Medvedev, by Roy Medvedev
A Chronicle of Current Events Republished in English by Amnesty International Publications, Turnagain Lane, Farringdon St., London EC4, England Journal of the Soviet Human Rights Movement
March 11, 1971: In the Bowels of Behemoth
TFX Contract Investigation Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations Report of the Committee on Government Operations made by its
The War Profiteers by Richard F. Kaufman
The Military Establishment: Its Impact on American Society by Adam Yarmolinsky
The Pentagon Watchers: Students Report on the National Security State edited by Leonard S. Rodberg, edited by Derek Shearer
How Much is Enough? Shaping the Defense Program by Alain C. Enthoven, by K. Wayne Smith
December 3, 1970: Fabricated Evidence in the Kent State Killings
June 4, 1970: Memo to the AP Editors: How Laird Lied
May 7, 1970: The Test Ban Comedy
April 23, 1970: Theatre of Delusion
April 9, 1970: A Century of Futility
December 4, 1969: Lessons for Nixon
The Limits of Intervention by Townsend Hoopes
June 19, 1969: The Committee to Defend the Conspiracy
June 19, 1969: An Appeal to Averell Harriman
June 5, 1969: The War Machine under Nixon
March 27, 1969: Nixon and the Arms Race: How Much Is "Sufficiency"?
February 13, 1969: The Supineness of the Senate
The Gulf of Tonkin, The 1964 Incidents. Part II Session. Supplementary Documents to February 20, 1968; Hearing With Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara Dated December 16, released December 20, 1968 Committee on Foreign Relations, US Senate, 90th Congress, 2nd
January 2, 1969: CZECHOSLOVAKIA
January 2, 1969: Nixon and the Arms Race: The Bomber Boondoggle
January 2, 1969: GILPATRIC AND GENERAL DYNAMICS: SOME UNANSWERED QUESTIONS
November 7, 1968: McNamara and the Militarists
The Essence of Security by Robert S. McNamara
September 26, 1968: Rx
August 22, 1968: Who Are the Democrats?
June 20, 1968: Party of the Rich and Well-Born
Fall from Grace: The Republican Party and the Puritan Ethic by Milton Viorst
The Republican Party 1854-1966 by George H. Mayer
March 28, 1968: McNamara and Tonkin Bay: The Unanswered Questions
The Gulf of Tonkin, The 1964 Incidents Senate, Ninetieth Congress, Second Session with the Honorable Robert S. McNamara, Secretary of Defense, on February 20, 1968 (released February 24, 1968) Hearing Before the Committee on Foreign Relations, United States
August 3, 1967: Holy War
"Le conflit israélo-arabe"
July 13, 1967: REGIS DEBRAY
March 9, 1967: DISSENT
January 26, 1967: Fulbright: The Timid Opposition
January 12, 1967: Fulbright: >From Hawk to Dove (Part 2)
Senator Fulbright: Portrait of a Public Philosopher by Tristram Coffin
December 29, 1966: Fulbright of Arkansas: I
Senator Fulbright: Portrait of a Public Philosopher by Tristram Coffin
August 18, 1966: People Without a Country
The Negro American edited by Talcott Parsons, edited by Kenneth B. Clark
April 14, 1966: The Brink
The Missile Crisis by Elie Abel
January 20, 1966: Keep 'Em Flying
Mission With LeMay by General Curtis E. LeMay, by MacKinlay Kantor
December 23, 1965: IT WAS XENOPHANES
November 11, 1965: The Pilgrimage of Malcolm X
The Autobiography of Malcolm X with the assistance of Alex Haley
Malcolm X Speaks edited by George Breitman
August 5, 1965: The Knack
The Making of the President:1964 by Theodore H. White
April 22, 1965: Vietnam: An Exercise in Self-Delusion
The New Face of War by Malcolm W. Browne
The Making of a Quagmire by David Halberstam
December 17, 1964: The Wrong War
Conflict in Laos by Arthur J. Dommen
Street Without Joy by Bernard B. Fall
September 24, 1964: Everybody's Guide to Liberalism
The Cause Is Mankind by Hubert H. Humphrey
War on Poverty by Hubert H. Humphrey
August 20, 1964: The Collected Works of Barry Goldwater
The Conscience of a Conservative by Barry M. Goldwater
Why Not Victory? by Barry M. Goldwater
Blue Cross and Private Health Insurance Coverage of Older Americans [Medicare] Committee on Aging, U.S. Senate, together with Minority and Individual Views by Senators Dirksen, Goldwater, Carlson, and Fong. A Report by the Subcommittee on Health of the Elderly to the Special
Economic Opportunity Act of 1964, the War on Poverty Bill together with minority and individual views by Senators Goldwater, Tower, Javits, and Prouty. 88th Congress 2d S ession, Report No. 1218 Report from the Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare,
July 30, 1964: The Making of a President
The Professional: Lyndon B. Johnson by William S. White |