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October 24, 1970
James T. Murphy
Changes in the House: a Prediction
October 17, 1970
The Editors
Nixon's Peace Plan
October 10, 1970
Zalin B. Grant
Why the Paris Talks Are Getting Nowhere
July 8, 1967
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Comment
October 15, 1966
Helen Hill Miller
Kennedy in '68?
November 16, 1959
William Costello
Coasting with Ike in '56
June 23, 1958
Ronnie Dugger
Politics in California-III
May 7, 1956
MagazineIrving Howe
Poor Richard Nixon
One thing is clear about Vice President Richard Nixon: both those who admire him and those who dislike him agree that he represents something “new” in American life.

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