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The article discusses issues related to the massive Soviet propaganda apparatus. In the opinion of many experts this propaganda machine is more dangerous than nuclear-armed ICBMs. The Soviet effort is not merely massive. To a startling degree it can pinpoint small targets. The real cutting edge of the Soviet propaganda apparatus is the full-time, highly trained expert who skillfully directs his army of assistants. In the primitive and emerging nations the Soviet effort is proportionately much higher. Communist entertainers and artists and journalists flood to countries like Liberia, the Sudan, Ethiopia, Iran, Lebanon and all the Arab countries.

Presents the short story "The Ugly American: Conclusion: The Quality of Genius," by William J. Lederer and Eugene Burdick.

Presents the short story "The Ugly American," by William J. Lederer and Eugene Burdick.

Presents a chapter of the short story "The Ugly American: The Tactics of Terror," by William J. Lederfer and Eugene Burdick, which deals with a fight against communists.

Presents the short story "The Ugly American," by William J. Lederer and Eugene Burdick.

Presents a chapter of the short story "Is Everybody Happy?" by William J. Lederer and Eugene Burdick.

The article presents a chapter of the short story "The Ugly American: The Regrettable Ambassador," by William J. Lederer and Eugene Burdick.

Presents an excerpt from the book "Our Own Worst Enemy," by William J. Lederer.

Compared to other subjects of interest to the stomatologist, only a few papers of practical value have appeared on this subject as yet. Various experiments, and conclusions drawn therefrom, are scattered throughout medical literature, but these are of no great practical value, as the investigations were carried on at different times, under varying conditions and on different subjects.The task which the writers have undertaken is to study the saliva in a number of systemic diseases under as analogous conditions as possible, which is rendered more difficult by the fact that the literature existing on the subject is so little congruous and the results so far obtained are at a great variance.For example, if we study the investigations of the saliva in febrile conditions, what a chaos confronts us. If investigators do not agree on the modifications of the salivary secretion in so ordinary a condition as a

Questions the reliability of information about the social conditions in the hamlets of South Vietnam that were reported under the United States pacification program. Program chief Robert W. Komer's announcement that two-thirds of the people of South Vietnam live in secure areas under South Vietnamese government control; Language barrier and other obstacles to accurate reporting by Vietnamese interpreters to U.S. Army advisers; Use of computers as methods of talking between the public.