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1. In Memoriam: John Philip Dawson

Author

Harvey, William Burnett, Taylor, Robert S., Staebler, Neil, Griswold, Erwin N., Byse, Clark, Cox, Archibald, and Dawson, Matthew

Published
1986

2. Correspondence.

Author

Fraser, Douglas A., Anderson, Curt, White, Philip L., Schiller, Ben, Crowder, William H., Feinberg, Richard E., Ackerman, Bruce A., Jacobson, Baruch S., Walker, George R., Sass, Samuel, Sass, Freda, Levin, Carl, Heissenbuttel, Ernest G., Pomerance, Rafe, Staebler, Neil, Winetrout, Kenneth, Johnson, David E., Glazer, Gerald S., Hoffman, Daniel N., and Hawkins, John R.

Subjects
LETTERS to the editor, PRESIDENTIAL candidates, UNITED States presidential elections
Abstract

Several letters to the editor published are presented in response to articles published in the October 4, 1980 issue including "Anderson Can Win," by Morton Kondracke, an article on U.S. President Jimmy Carter, and another endorsing John Anderson for U.S. President.

Published
1980

3. LETTERS.

Author

ARMSTRONG, M. C., FRITSCHE, C. CRAIG, RATCLIFFE, PETER, KLISE, THOMAS S., SIMI, GINO J., CROOK, H. C., LANG, OTTO, BROCK, RAY, DROVIN, GEORGE ALBERT, BOWLING, LAWRENCE E., ELLISON, HUGH, SHARE, ELMER M., WADDELL, RICHARD H., JONES, EVANS, STAEBLER, NEIL, and IRWIN, JOHN S.

Subjects
LETTERS to the editor, SCREWWORM, PEST control, ENTOMOLOGY
Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "Should professors commit suicide?," in the March 17, 1952 issue, an article about entomologist R. C. Bushland's method of reducing the population of screwworm flies in the March 10, 1952 issue and a review of the film "5 Fingers" in the March 10, 1952 issue.

Published
1952

4. Correspondence.

Author

Staebler, Neil, Whisnant, Jack P., Kolb, Eugene J., Thiffault, George F., Whitehead, Guy, Spivak, Alvin A., Vorachek, Pauline A., Cullander, Cecil C. H., Wolf, Agnes S., Gordon, Max, Porter, Charles O., Shapiro, Dave, and Rood, John

Subjects
*LETTERS to the editor, *PRESIDENTIAL candidates
Abstract

Presents letters to the editor in response to the article "Calling All Delegates," which appeared in a 1968 issue of "The New Republic."

Published
1968

5. Training and Political Citizenship.

Author

Staebler, Neil and Staebler, Burnette

Subjects
POLITICAL participation, POLITICAL rights, POLITICAL change, PRACTICAL politics, POLITICAL science
Abstract

The article stresses the need for training to improve political citizenship in the United States. It points out that less than 40 percent of qualified voters do not engaged in political activities such as elections despite their exposure to national and world problems. Reasons for this political apathy of the Americans are assessed, including the increasing complexity of government at all levels, prosperity and competing activities and interests. This situation indicate a need for new party devices to make present-day campaigning effective. Trends in political organization activities are also discussed.

Published
1960
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6. CORRESPONDENCE.

Author

Staebler, Neil, Steel, Eric, Colombi, Chris, Camargo, Carlos A., Marshak, Harry, Pritchard, William H., and Wilcox, Laird M.

Subjects
*LETTERS to the editor, *POLITICAL campaigns, *CAMPAIGN funds, *ELECTIONS, *PRACTICAL politics
Abstract

Presents several letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in previous issues. Comments on Robert J. Samuelson's review of the book titled "Politics and Money: The New Road to Corruption," by Elizabeth Drew; Views on regulation of campaign finance; Opinion on campaign finance reform; Comments on the article titled "CBS Mourning News," which was published in the August 29, 1983 issue.

Published
1983

8. Ins and Outs.

Author

Staebler, Neil

Subjects
*POLITICAL parties, *ELECTIONS, *POLITICAL campaigns, *VOTING, *POLITICAL candidates, *POLITICAL participation, *POLITICIANS
Abstract

Comments on the pattern of national party operations in the U.S. Development of organizational procedures; Creation of the Advisory Council; Acceleration of organizational activity; Report that the great upsurge in the Congressional elections of 1958 may be considered a composite of the skillful work of the Congressional Democrats.

Published
1961

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