1964 | Page 2 of 13 | Harper's Magazine

It had been around a long time before the Radical Right discovered it—and its targets have ranged from “the international bankers” to Masons, Jesuits, and munitions makers. American politics has…

The greatest bridge of them all

by Mary Jean Kempner,

Help! Help!

by Charlton Ogburn,

Simone de Beauvoir

by Harper’s Staff,

The question of fidelity [(part I)]

by Simone de Beauvoir,Translated by Richard Howard,

The question of fidelity

by Harper’s Staff,

Johnson’s next four years

by Joseph Kraft,

Gitars, folk songs, and halls of ivy

by Arnold Shaw,

How to spot an extremist or, two good books for the price of one

by John Fischer,

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[Coming in Harper’s]

Chicagoan

Jazz notes

And also . . .

Criteria for hi-fi–and costs

Books in brief

The just-like-me books

Ten for Christmas

Katherine Anne Porter and the ICM

Egoist in uniform

Out of the mouths of babes

Sweden’s Remedy for “Police Brutality”

The dying willow

The house Nebraska built

Stranger in town

A brand new city for Maryland

Home life

Ten answers

Waiting for the firing squad

The paranoid style in action

The Paranoid Style in American Politics