David R. Ignatius
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Mao on the Potomac
A YEAR AGO this month, Richard Nixon travelled to the People's Republic of China. All the nice things people have
Recounting McGovern's Defeat While the Body Is Still Warm
I N OCTOBER, THE MONTH when campaigns are supposed to move into high gear, George McGovern's national political coordinator, Frank
How to Re-Elect an Armadillo
S HORTLY AFTER ARRIVING in New York to cover President Nixon's Veterans Day motorcade through Westchester County, I went to
An Innocent Abroad
A MERICAN "FACT FINDING" missions to regimes trying to crush guerrilla movements have been numerous over the last decade. Thus,
About this Issue
This must seem a peculiar moment to publish a supplement about George Orwell. As we write, the Pan African Liberation
Strike Against Imperialism
LAST THURSDAY night's strike vote, which comes due again tonight, has constituted a somewhat vague mandate for action, and one
Free Life on the Streets
S TREET PEOPLE have too often been straw people: embodiments of the various fantasies of the value-judgers of the adult
Gulf in Angola
There is in this turbulent land a storehouse of pain and trouble confused mother of fear, Hell in Life. Land
Farber Releases Report On Gulf Oil Investments
The Administration, though it is playing a waiting game on the Gulf--Angola question, is tilting towards support for the proxy
About This Issue
This Supplement is the first fruit of an attempt to revive an old form of Crimson journalism: the quirky, eccentric,