September 7, 1974 Issue, THE NEW REPUBLIC

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- Congress after Watergate, pp. 3-4
- Guaranteed Pensions , p. 5
- Foul-up in the Mediterranean
  Stanley Karnow
  , p. 6
- Kansas City Schism: Democrats in Disarray
  Paul R. Wieck
  , pp. 7-8
- Onward and Upward with Albert Shanker
  Irving Howe
  , p. 9
- Nixon Postscript
  John Osborne
  , pp. 10-12
- Ford and the Democrats' Future
  Martin Peretz
  , pp. 13-14
- Clothes Make the Man---Uneasy
  Anne Hollander
  , pp. 15-17
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  The Man and the City (Review)
  Dick Netzer
  , p. 18
  The Power Broker, by Robert A. Caro
  1. The Power Broker by Robert A. Caro
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  Poet Diplomat (Review)
  James Goodman
  , p. 19
  A Poet's Journal: Days of 1945-51, by George A. Seferis
  1. A Poet's Journal: Days of 1945-51 by George A. Seferis
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  --- by David Littlejohn (Review) , p. 20
  1. San Francisco, 1846-1856 by Roger W. Lotchin
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  Review About Paterson, by Christopher Norwood (Review)
  Reed Whittemore
  , pp. 21-22
  1. About Paterson by Christopher Norwood
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  Fiction from Abroad (Review)
  Ivan Sanders
  , p. 23
  Laughable Loves, by Milan Kundera
  1. Laughable Loves by Milan Kundera
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  Two Poets (2 Reviews)
  Peter Meinke
  , p. 24
  Presentation Piece, by Marilyn Hacker
  1. Presentation Piece by Marilyn Hacker
  2. 1933~~Nineteen Thirty-Three by Philip Levine
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  Mild Man in Borneo (Review)
  Gerald Weales
  , p. 25
  In Search of the Red Ape, by John R. MacKinnon
  1. In Search of the Red Ape by John R. MacKinnon
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  Someone Listening (Review)
  Ezra Jack Keats
  , pp. 26-27
  Black Children, White Dreams, by Thomas J. Cottle
  1. Black Children, White Dreams by Thomas J. Cottle
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  Fine Print (5 Reviews)
  Doris Grumbach
  , pp. 28-29
  Violence in the Arts, by John Fraser
  1. Violence in the Arts by John Fraser
  2. Frontier Violence: Another Look by W. Eugene Hollon
  3. All Said and Done by Simone de Beauvoir
  4. Life Sentences for Everybody by Jerre Mangione
  5. Real People by Alison Lurie
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  Baseball Books (4 Reviews)
  Louis D. Rubin, Jr.
  , pp. 30-31
  Screwball, by Tug McGraw and Joseph Durso
  1. Screwball by Tug McGraw and Joseph Durso
  2. Playing Around by Donald Hall, Gerald F. McAuley, and Charles Morgan, Jr., ...
  3. The Greatest of All by John Mosedale
  4. The Baseball Encyclopedia by Lee Allen and John Tattersall
- Correspondence, pp. 32-36