February 25, 1964 Issue, NATIONAL REVIEW

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- The Week, pp. 137-142
- The Strength of President Johnson
  Wm. F. Buckley Jr.
  , p. 143
- From Washington Straight
  "Cato"
  , p. 144
- Answers for Conservatives, pp. 145-149
- Put Up or Shut Up
  James Burnham
  , p. 150
- Sing Along With the Liberal Republicans
  W.H. von Dreele
  , p. 151
- De Gaulle Recognizes Peking
  E.v. Kuehnelt-Leddihn
  , p. 152
- Low Life Above Stairs
  Colm Brogan
  , pp. 153-154
- First Step in the Transkei
  Thomas Molnar
  , pp. 155-156
- The Prospective Ruin of the City Colleges
  Russell Kirk
  , p. 157
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  Keynes at Bay (Review)
  Melchior Palyi
  , pp. 158-159
  Keynesianism: Retrospect and Prospect, by W.H. Hutt
  1. Keynesianism: Retrospect and Prospect by W.H. Hutt
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  Fiction (3 Reviews)
  Guy Davenport
  , pp. 160-162
  Distaff and Apron-String
  1. Take Heed of Loving Me by Elizabeth Gray Vining
  2. Don't Knock the Corners Off by Caroline Glyn
  3. The Little Girls by Elizabeth Bowen
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  Parkinson's Folly (Review)
  Lawrence R. Brown
  , pp. 163-164
  East and West, by C. Northcote Parkinson
  1. East and West by C. Northcote Parkinson
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  Movies: Fielding on Film (Review)
  Francis Russell
  , p. 165
  Tom Jones (1963 Film), by Tony Richardson
  1. Tom Jones (1963 Film) by Tony Richardson
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  Books in Brief (4 Reviews) , p. 166
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    Review Market Theory and the Price System, by Israel ... (Review)
    W.H. Peterson
    , p. 166
    1. Market Theory and the Price System by Israel M. Kirzner
  2. [+]
    Review Jefferson and Civil Liberties: The Darker Side... (Review)
    N. Weyl
    , p. 166
    1. Jefferson and Civil Liberties: The Darker Side by Leonard W. Levy
  3. [+]
    Review The Fateful Turn, by Clarence B. Carson (Review)
    W.F. Rickenbacker
    , p. 166
    1. The Fateful Turn by Clarence B. Carson
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    Review Peking and Moscow, by Klaus Mehnert (Review)
    W.D. Jacobs
    , p. 166
    1. Peking and Moscow by Klaus Mehnert
- To the Editor, pp. 167-173
- For the Record, pp. 174-176