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Archive: 1965

New books of poems

by William Jay Smith,

From last August to this

Starting in September . . .

by John Fischer,

America the middle-aged

by Louis Heren,

What computers can’t do

by Lucy Eisenberg,

Footnote from Hemingway’s Paris, 1964

by William A. Krauss,

How I got into show business

by Sammy Davis, Jane Boyar, Burt Boyar,

High cost of losing

by Harper’s Staff,

A Doctor Prescribes for the AMA

by John Gordon Freymann,

A doctor prescribes for the AMA

by Harper’s Staff,

Petulant thoughts toward the end of August

by Agnes Rogers,

The chicken-god

Think big

by Bruce Stewart,

An open letter to the secretary of the Interior

Lost fortnight

by John Houseman,

"The Blue Dahlia" and how it grew out of Raymond Chandler's alcoholic dash for a deadline

Washington’s money birds

by Larry L. King,

A guide to the Lobbyist Americanus and his predatory pursuits

How to do business with a Frenchman

by E. Russell Eggers,

12 rules for controlling the spice when cooking up a deal in Paris

The whelks

by Valerie Worth,

The American nun

by Edward Wakin, Joseph F. Scheuer,

Poor, chaste, and restive

Happenings on upper Broadway

by Robert Kotlowitz,

A comparative dig

Auction by Early Bird

by Russell Lynes,

James Bond, Mr. Johnson, and the intellectuals

by John Fischer,

Letters

by Harper’s Staff,

Untitled

Art by Janet Halverson,

Mary Lou

by Eric Larrabee,

Jazz notes

by Harper’s Staff,

Once “a disgusting practice” . . .

by Harper’s Staff,

Books in brief

by Katherine Gauss Jackson,

Balm for the land-bound

by Simon Michael Bessie,

Including sports, diversions, and snatches of song

by Eric Larrabee,

Reminiscing in tempo

by Nat Hentoff,

Murder-fancier recommends . . .

by John Dickson Carr,

Archive: 1965

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New books of poems

Starting in September . . .

America the middle-aged

What computers can’t do

Footnote from Hemingway’s Paris, 1964

How I got into show business

High cost of losing

A Doctor Prescribes for the AMA

A doctor prescribes for the AMA

Petulant thoughts toward the end of August

The chicken-god

Think big

Lost fortnight

Washington’s money birds

How to do business with a Frenchman

The whelks

The American nun

Happenings on upper Broadway

Auction by Early Bird

James Bond, Mr. Johnson, and the intellectuals

Letters

Untitled

Mary Lou

Jazz notes

Once “a disgusting practice” . . .

Books in brief

Balm for the land-bound

Including sports, diversions, and snatches of song

Reminiscing in tempo

Murder-fancier recommends . . .

August 1965

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