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Archive: 1965

Television and the world of politics

by Robert E. (Robert Edmonds) Kintner,

Part II

The escape artist

by David Wagoner,

The barn owl

by Marion McLennan Lineaweaver,

Take a lesson from a pasha

by Anne Sinclair Mehdevi,

Chicago’s Oxford on the rocks

by Andrew Schiller,

A new break for city youngsters

Stirrings behind the wall

by Welles Hangen,

East Germany's muted revolution

An unexpected dividend for the South

by Philip M. Stern,

The barges on the Seine

by Charles Frankel,

Salvation on the campus

by J. Glenn (Jesse Glenn) Gray,

Why existentialism is capturing the students

The remarkable Mr. Gordon and his quiet power center

by Joseph Kraft,

Keeping company with a parakeet

by Marguerite Courtney,

Das ist Alice

by Felicia Lamport,

A Japanese view of America

by Masataka Kosaka,

Letters

by Harper’s Staff,

Untitled

Art by Janet Halverson,

Long view

by Langston Hughes,

Negro

Racial economics

by Harper’s Staff,

The ever-ever land

by Jonathan Daniels,

From protest to politics

by Bayard Rustin,

Why I Returned

by Arna Wendell Bontemps,

The escape

by Ralph Ellison,

Notes on the literary scene

by Louis Decimus Rubin,

Their own language

A vanishing era

by Whitney M. Young,

Mississippi

by Walker Percy,

The fallen paradise

Voices from the South

Edited by Robert E. Coles,

What it took

by William Faulkner,

A conservative prophecy

by James Jackson Kilpatrick,

Peace below, tumult above

Black bourgeoisie

by Imamu Amiri Baraka,

Georgia boy goes home

by Louis E. Lomax,

The impending crisis of the deep South

by D.W. (Denis William) Brogan,

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