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Presents a letter to the editor referencing an article about criticism on Walter Heller, an official of the U.S. Council of Economic Advisers.

Presents letters to the editor on articles published in previous issues. Discussion of the article "Who Owns the Oceans," published in the January 1 and 8 issues; Information about Texas Senator Ralph Yarborough with reference to the article published in the January 22 issue; Proposal for a subsidy for direct and indirect federal payments in the U.S. in the article "Cornucopicous Subsidies," published in the February 5 issue; Error in the article on oil industry "Embroiled in Oil," published in the January 29 issue.

Presents letters to the editor concerning politics in the United States. Description of large corporations; Economics of small business; Management of socialized corporations; Capital gains from stock ownership; Acquittal of eight national guardsmen on charges of violating civil rights of Kent State University students; Food price problems; Rise and decline of protest movements; Benefits from protest movements.

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in previous issues. "Open Season on Scientists," which focused on the danger of scientists becoming involved in national decision making; "The Networks on Vietnam," which concluded that television networks have done a poor job of cutting through to the fundamental issues of the war in Vietnam; "Crusade for the Arts in Britain," which suggested that participation in the arts may be an undependable activity for contending with the pressures of leisure in a cybernetic society.

Presents letters to the editor of the periodical concerning issues on politics and government in the U.S. Proposals for economics and finance by Senator Paul H. Douglas; Issues on foreign affairs; Recommendation of punitive action against leaders of other nations who are determined to weaken the U.S. through the so-called Anti-American movement; Issues on poverty in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Presents a letter to the editor referencing an article published in the November 8, 1969 issue.

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in previous issues. "Soul-Searching on Taxes," which discussed the government expenditures in the Vietnam war; "Highway Murder," which assessed the effects of automobile safety standards on traffic fatalities in 1968; Criticism against the position of a U.S. Senator in the Vietnamese conflict.

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in previous issues of "The New Republic." "The Rattle and the Snake," which discussed relations between the U.S. and China; "Desegregated Housing: Who Pays for the Reformers' Ideal," which discussed living conditions in U.S. ghettoes; Intervention by the U.S. in the Dominican Republic.