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Economic aspects

The view from Hilton Head

The Failure of Black Separatism

The politics of race may foster the illusion of action and social progress, but the real well-being of America’s Negroes depends on a revamping of the economy that will bring benefit to all.

A warning to the rich white world

by Peter Ferdinand Drucker,

Predicaments of peace

by Albert Gailord Hart, Hans Joachim Morgenthau, Christopher Green, Joseph A. Pechman, Leonard C. Lewin,

Getting ready for peace

by Walter W. Heller,

How poets make a living, if any

by Kenneth Rexroth,

A possibly practical utopia

by John Fischer,

Arms and the Big Money Men

by Julius Duscha,

Part III. The disarmament blues

What two lawyers are doing to Hollywood

by Murray Teigh Bloom,

The variety of American cities

by David Cort,

Wanted

by Gordon Scott Harrison,

More politics in defense