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Jazz notes

by Harper’s Staff,

The musical sins of the Soviet fathers

by Harper’s Staff,

Books in brief

by Katherine Gauss Jackson,

New nations and old problems

by Paul Murphy Pickrel,

Coming in Harper’s

by Harper’s Staff,

Kennedy and the intellectuals

by Joseph Kraft,

“Her glow has warmed the world . . .”

by Harper’s Staff,

Mrs. Roosevelt Does a TV Commercial

by Thomas Louis Stix,

From November 1963: Thomas L. Stix is partner with J. G. Gude in the radio and television talent agency whose clients have been Elmer Davis, Howard K. Smith, Walter Cronkite,…

Days and nights in Texas

by Barbara Probst Solomon,

Back East

by Julia Whedon,

A story

The abyss

by Theodore Roethke,

How businessmen can fight “big government”–and win

by David G. Wood,

To a poet

by Richard Moore,

Is kindness killing the arts?

by Russell Lynes,

The lost world of Cape Canaveral, 1911

by John Kirtland Wright,

Down-nose from London

by Harper’s Staff,

How not to integrate the schools

by Inge Lederer Gibel,

A personal testament

Balanchine’s return to Russia

by Bernard Taper,

Be my host

by Lon Anders,

The multiversity

by Clark Kerr,

Are its several souls worth saving?

Every town has two faces

by Rebecca H. Latimer,

The Atlantic future

by Frank Church,

Europe's choice

Letters

by Harper’s Staff,

Untitled

Art by Charles Goslin,

The tangled romance of Sinclair Lewis and Dorothy Thompson

by Vincent Sheean,

Lochinvar

by Eric Larrabee,

And also . . .

by Harper’s Staff,

Jazz notes

by Harper’s Staff,

Pieces for the brave new world

by Harper’s Staff,

Books in brief

by Katherine Gauss Jackson,

Archive: 1963

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Jazz notes

The musical sins of the Soviet fathers

Books in brief

New nations and old problems

Coming in Harper’s

Kennedy and the intellectuals

“Her glow has warmed the world . . .”

Mrs. Roosevelt Does a TV Commercial

Days and nights in Texas

Back East

The abyss

How businessmen can fight “big government”–and win

To a poet

Is kindness killing the arts?

The lost world of Cape Canaveral, 1911

Down-nose from London

How not to integrate the schools

Balanchine’s return to Russia

Be my host

The multiversity

Every town has two faces

The Atlantic future

Letters

Untitled

The tangled romance of Sinclair Lewis and Dorothy Thompson

Lochinvar

And also . . .

Jazz notes

Pieces for the brave new world

Books in brief

November 1963

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