1968 | Page 8 of 11 | Harper's Magazine

“Listen, Tojo and Hirohito and you Nomuru and you Kurusu, and all the rest of you heathen sons of heaven, you won’t understand this, it’ll be far over your pagan…

Vietnam notebook

by Ward S. Just,

Tourist and pilgrim

by George P. Elliott,

Getting ready for peace

by Walter W. Heller,

City lovers

by J. Edgar Simmons,

Portraits from Moscow U.

by Ivan Epstein,

Untitled

Drawn by Larry Barth,

“Nice, huh? It’s plastic.”

Drawn by Charles G. Sauers,

Anti-Americanism in America

by Midge Decter,

“Stick around. I turn into a butterfly.”

Drawn by Bob Censoni,

Five million documents

by Russell Lynes,

“It’s spring again . . .”

Drawn by Mort Gerberg,

An epitaph for LBJ

by Larry L. King,

Letters

by Harper’s Staff,

Archive: 1968

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Untitled

“I saw this day coming ten years ago.”

Performing arts

From the fourth row

Untitled

Seven pianists

Books in brief

The shade of Thomas Wolfe

Stars in science

Coming in Harper’s

Phoenix on the Hudson

Giant economy law

Rescuing children

All too mortal remains

The place

Academic business

Confessions of a Washed-up Sportswriter

Vietnam notebook

Tourist and pilgrim

Getting ready for peace

City lovers

Portraits from Moscow U.

Untitled

“Nice, huh? It’s plastic.”

Anti-Americanism in America

“Stick around. I turn into a butterfly.”

Five million documents

“It’s spring again . . .”

An epitaph for LBJ

Letters

May 1968

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