Spring 1967
- American Ascendency and European Decline by Franz Schulze
- Castro and the New York Times by Carl D. McMurray and Charles W. Dunn
- Eastern Europe in World Power Politics by Philip E. Mosely
- On the Durable Conservatives by Editors
- The Current West German Scene by Klaus Epstein
- The Intellectual Shift in East-Central European Marxism-Leninism by Eugen Lemberg
- The West and the “New Asia” by Richard L. Walker
Essays
- Paul Goodman and the Reform of Education by Samuel M. Thompson
Reviews
- A Mordant Misanthrope by Suzette Morton Zurcher
- Children of the Light by J. M. Lalley
- Notes on Contributors by Editors
- On Culture and Survival by Henry M. Adams
- On Judicial Subversion by James McClellan
- Patterns and Prophecies by Francis G. Wilson
- The Gaiety of Nations by C. P. Ives
- The Nineteenth-Century Muse by George A. Panichas
- Two Faces of Germany by Eugene Davidson
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