March 21, 1966 Issue, THE NATION

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- Editorials, pp. 314-316
- And Now Nkrumah
  J. Kirk Sale
  , pp. 317-321
  The Generals & the Future of Africa
- Justice Black at Eighty
  Norman Redlich
  , pp. 322-326
  The Common Sense of Freedom
- An American in Cuba, Part II
  Erwin Roy John
  , pp. 327-328
  The Revolution of Good Cheer
- Bronze Stars of Peace
  Daniel Ford
  , pp. 329-331
  The Legionnaire Says No
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  Cousin David (Review)
  Carl Dreher
  , pp. 332-333
  David Sarnoff: A Biography, by Eugene Lyons
  1. David Sarnoff: A Biography by Eugene Lyons
- The Information
  David Galler
  , p. 334
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  The Irrelevance of Dick and Jane (Review)
  Peter Schrag
  , pp. 335-336
  The Schoolchildren: Growing up in the Slums, by Mary Frances Greene and Orletta Ryan
  1. The Schoolchildren: Growing up in the Slums by Mary Frances Greene and Orletta Ryan
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  Giving Them What They Want (Review)
  Christopher Koch
  , p. 337
  Television and Society, by Harry J. Skornia
  1. Television and Society by Harry J. Skornia
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  Child of Affluence (4 Reviews)
  Warren Miller
  , p. 338
  A Way of Seeing, by Helen Levitt and James Agee
  1. A Way of Seeing by Helen Levitt and James Agee
  2. Polish Jews by Roman Vishniac
  3. James Joyce in Paris: His Final Years by Gisele Freund and V.B. Carleton
  4. Chinese Journey by Jan Myrdal and Gun Kessle
- Go
  David Shapiro
  , p. 339
- Literary Letter from London
  Peter Buckman
  , p. 340
- Art
  John Berger
  , pp. 341-342
- Crossword Puzzle
  Frank W. Lewis
  , p. 343