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The Easy Chair

Bertrand Russell on the sinful Americans

by John Fischer, Bertrand Russell,

A somewhat frustrating exchange of letters

Why American political reporting is better than England’s

by David E. Butler,

What British doctors really think about socialized medicine

by Richard Morris Titmuss,

The Negro as first class citizen

by John Fischer,

Some comments and rejoinders

An Ex-convict’s Scheme for More Practical Prisons

by Hal Hollister,

What makes a really good newspaper and why they are so rare

by Philip M. (Philip Marshall) Wagner,

The coming steel crisis and how to deal with it

Investment for the atomic era

by Harper’s Staff,

A report from an academic utopia

by McGeorge Bundy,

“Private vs. public”

by Henry Christopher Wallich,

Could Kenneth Galbraith be wrong?

Don’t write your congressman, unless . . .

by Ellen Davis,

A better way with press conferences

by Philip M. (Philip Marshall) Wagner,

Editor’s note

by John Fischer,

“Anti-Americanism” in Canada

by Harper’s Staff,

“Anti-Americanism” in Canada

by Hugh MacLennan,

Editor’s note

by John Fischer,

Mr. Tynan replies

by Kenneth Tynan,

The easy chair

by Thomas J. (Thomas Joseph) Dodd,

Dodd vs. Tynan: a debate on Congressional investigations

by Harper’s Staff,

The double image of American business abroad

Edited by Thomas Aitken,

Death of a giant

by John Fischer,

But is it deductible?

by Ralph Lee Smith,

How to look at billboards

by Howard Luck Gossage,

Why handle criminals with kid gloves?

by Alan Barth,

How to make a movie out of The Ugly American

by Thomas W., Jr. Wilson,

The analyst’s couch and the creative mind

by Roger Burlingame,

How to be a man of distinction

by Percy Dale East,

The untold story behind Little Rock

by Harry S. Ashmore,

A combat veteran sounds off

by E.B. Crabill,

Intelligence services

by Harold George Sir Nicolson,

Their use and misuse

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