Nixon So Far by Maurice Goldbloom Like Franklin Roosevelt, Richard Nixon came to the Presidency in the midst of a national crisis which had seriously eroded…
A Long Journey, by George Blake Charney by Maurice Goldbloom There have been a great many autobiographies of leading Communists and ex-Communists, both in the United States and elsewhere.
Is There a Backlash Vote? by Maurice Goldbloom The past political year has seen a number of events which, at least on the surface, have appeared to herald…
The School Strike by Maurice Goldbloom Mr. Goldbloom's article is the latest polemic in a series of pro-union arguments in the school controversy.
A Short History of Modern Greece, by C. M. Woodhouse; The Web of Modern Greek Politics, by Jane Clark Carey and Andrew Galbraith by Maurice Goldbloom Most major developments in Greece in the last two decades have been significantly influenced by American policy. It is therefore…
The New York School Crisis by Maurice Goldbloom "The axe," Sir Walter Raleigh told his executioner, "is a sharp medicine but a sure cure for all ills." A…
What Happened in Greece by Maurice Goldbloom On March 12, 1947, President Harry S. Truman asked Congress to aid Greece to preserve a “way of life .…
The Fulbright Revolt by Maurice Goldbloom Because J. William Fulbright of Arkansas enjoyed long experience in foreign affairs and had definite ideas in that field, a…
Johnson So Far: III: Foreign Policy by Maurice Goldbloom In the autumn of 1963 the international prestige of the United States stood higher than at any previous time since…
Prosperity Without Inflation, by Arthur F. Burns by Maurice Goldbloom AT A time when rising prices and recession appear to be going hand in hand, there is a certain wistful…
The Bill of Rights, by Learned Hand by Maurice Goldbloom IN THESE three lectures, delivered at Harvard College, Judge Learned Hand endeavors to define the proper limits of the judicial…
The Iron Heel, by Jack London; It Happened to Didymus, by Upton Sinclair by Maurice Goldbloom THE Soviet Union is issuing a stamp in honor of Longfellow, and such writers as Poe, Whitman, James, Faulkner, and…
