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Government and the press

All the congressmen’s men

By Walter Karp,

How Capitol Hill controls the press

Foggy Bottom agit prop

By Johnathan Miller,

The news from Seoul

By Harper’s Staff,

All the president’s nods. The perquisites of the press conference

By Eleanor Clift,

Liberty under siege

By Walter Karp,

The Reagan Administration's taste for autocracy

The Pentagon vs. the press

By Charles R. Nesson, Alexander Meigs Haig, Jack Nelson, Van Gordon Sauter, Daniel Schorr, Charles Madigan,

How Reagan does it

By Robert M. Entman,

In Argentina

By Andrew Graham-Yooll,

Cultural Terrorism

By Michael Arthur Ledeen,

The Italian press as public-relations organ for the Communist party

Busting the media trusts

Whisperings in the Press Gallery

By Peter H. Schuck,

In which it is argued that the balcony has become the pit

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