1967/04 — Contents as follows: The New Industrial State — Planning and the Modern Corporation — by John Kenneth Galbraith Backstage with Shakespeare, Morley, and Bogart by Robert Morley and Sewell Stokes America’s Catholic Bishops by Daniel Callahan An Act of Self-defense — A Story — by Jesse HIll Ford Last Words — A Poem [...]
1967/01 — Contents as follows: God and Man in the South by Marshall Frady Reapers of the Water — A Poem — by James Tate Exiles from the American Dream by Bruce Jackson The Polipollutionists by John Kenneth Galbraith Reading Late, in Winter — A Poem — by Richard Tillinghast Foreign Policy and the Crisis [...]
1966/12 — Contents as follows: The Americans in Thailand by Maynard Parker The Tragedy of Saigon by Frances Fitzgerald A Story — A Poem — by William Stafford The Russians of Rebecca West by Mary Ellmann Working With Toscanini — Monologues by William Carboni and Jan Peerce — Edited by B.H. Haggin Whistlin’ Dixie — [...]
1966/10 — Contents as follows: Nobel’s Hits and Errors by Donald Fleming The Party in Power: Consensus Politics: End of an Experiment by David S. Broder Robert Kennedy and the What If Game by Douglas Kiker Mystery in the Countinghouse by Walter Pingus A Green-Broke Stud — A Story — by Tom Mayer Maple Fools, [...]
1966/09 — Contents as follows: Crime, Confessions, and the Court by Robert M. Cipes The Sensational Susan Sontag — Books and Men — by Mary Ellmann LSD and the Third Eye by John N. Bleibtreu The Heat of the Sun — A Story — by Sean O’Faolain The Rise of Nopanaceism by C.W. Griffin, Jr. [...]
1966/08 — Contents as follows: White-Collar Pill Party by Bruce Jackson Is Schweitzer Dead? by Cornelius Scipio On Dismembering Hemingway — Books and Men — by Philip Young A Spoonful of Nothing — An Atlantic “First” — by Sam Toperoff Easy — A Poem — by Stevie Smith The Obscenity Business by Jason Epstein Things [...]
1966/07 — Contents as follows: Education’s Billion Dollar Baby by Elizabeth Brenner Drew Artists as Ambassadors: Politics and the Arts by Peter Ustinov The Role of the Poet by Andrei Voznesensky Two Poems The Happy Hertic by Victor S. Navasky Paradise Street — A Poem — by Harry Brown My Stories of the Wild West [...]
1966/06 — Contents as follows: Making Strikes Obsolete by A.H. Raskin The White Northerner: Pride and Prejudice by Robert Coles, M.D. The White Northerner’s Choice: Mrs. Hicks of Boston by Peggy Lamson The Dust of Yuri Serafimovich –An Atlantic First– by James Fetler Deja Vu — A Poem — by Helen S. Chasin For the [...]
1966/05 — Contents as follows: Flaming Arrows to the Sky: A Memoir of Adlai Stevenson by George W. Ball The Destroyer — A Poem — by Peter Davison Our Backward Medical Schools by Stephen M. Creel, M.D. The Finding of Reasons — A Poem — by W.S. Merwin The Best Man — A Story — [...]
1966/03 — Contents as follows: What Makes Opera Run by Erich Leinsdorf Where I Stand by Edward Brooke Fourth of July in Maine — A Poem — by Robert Lowell Africa’s Answer to Albert Schweitzer by Conor Cruise O’Brien Marlon Brando: An American Hero by Pauline Kael The Small College: Another View by Howard Lowry [...]
1965/11 — Contents as follows: The Pursuit of Peace by Eric Larrabee Bright Being — A Poem — by Peter Davison Young Dylan Thomas: The Poet in Love by Constantine Fitzgibbon Gallantry — A Story — by Ralph Maloney W.E.B. DuBois by Ralph McGill Slow Boat on the Gota Canal by Phoebe-Lou Adams Autumn Come [...]
1964/07 — Contents as follows: Peter Ustinov Speaking by Henry Brandon What’s Ahead for Labor? by Neil W. Chamberlain Time Out of Mind by Sheila Burnford To Ligurinus, Relentlessly a Poet — A Poem — by Dudley Fitts Mahatma Gandhi Was Wrong by Leland Hazard The Lions Are Loose — A Story — by George [...]
1963/03 — Contents as follows: The Gullibility of the Neutrals by Oscar Handlin Father and Son by Evelyn Waugh The Right Thing — A Poem — by Theodore Roethke Canyonlands: A New National Park? by Paul Brooks The Writer as Moralist by Saul Bellow A Runner Through the Mist — An Atlantic First — by [...]
1968/12 — Contents as follows: Going Hungry in America by Elizabeth B. Drew “Conjectural Poem” by Jorge Luis Borges “Pictures of Fidelman” a story by Bernard Malamud The Decentralization Fiasco and Our Ghetto Schools by John R. Everett Detroyers, Defilers, and Confusers of Men by George P. Elliott “Weeds” a poem by Ann Stanford Postmark: [...]
1962/05 — Contents as follows: Are the Colleges Killing Education? by Oscar Handlin The Nuclear Age by Walter Lippmann The Empty Night — A Story — by Shirley Ann Grau The Tea Party — A Poem — by Brian Otis But What’s a Dictionary For? by Bergen Evans Murder Trial in Moscow by Jeremy R. [...]
1961/11 — Contents as follows: The Nature of the Artist by Catherine Drinker Bowen The Gunshot — A Poem — by Archibald MacLeish Why We Crossed Over: Five East Berliners Speak Out by Anonymous Ancestral Ground — A Poem — by George Starbuck Schweitzer and the New Africa by Frederick S. Franck Are Big Businessmen [...]
1958/01 — Contents as follows: Cover design by Gyorgy Kepes Race and the Schools – A Crisis North and South by Agnes E. Meyer The Honeymoon — An Atlantic First by Betty Andrews Blunt A Little Book of Hours — A Poem by Philip Murray Wanted: A National Science Policy by Lloyd V. Berkner The [...]
1957/12 — Contents as follows: Cover design by Gyorgy Kepes Atlantic Reports: Washington – Germany – Red China – Colombia The Right to Vote by Senator Paul H. Douglas Mid-Summer — A Poem by Anne Morrow Lindbergh The Years with Ross by James Thurber The Guest — A Story by Albert Camus Hospital Ward by [...]
1957/11 — The Centennial Issue — 100th Anniversary Issue — Contents as follows: The Atlantic Heritage by The Editor Russia’s Imperial Design by Edward Crankshaw The Years With Ross by James Thurber Kitty Hawk — A Poem by Robert Frost God, the Devil, and the Human Soul by Carl G. Jung Two Tales of Darkness: [...]
1957/10 — Contents as follows: Each One Teach One by Frank C. Laubach Refugee Train by Frederic Morton An Open Letter to Dr. Clarence Cook Little by David D. Rutstein, M.D. The Hellenic World — A Poem — by Leah Bodine Drake A Grand Day for Mr. Garvey — A Story — by Edwin O’Connor [...]
1957/09 — Contents as follows: Cover features painting Existentionalists by Ben Shahn, reproduced courtesy of Mr. Nathan Stritzler Atlantic Reports: Pakistan – Washington – Turkey Is the Death Penalty Necessary? by Giles Playfair Nonconformity by Ben Shahn The Real Billy Graham by David H.C. Read Summer Remembered — A Poem by Isabella Gardner The Liberation [...]
1957/08 — Contents as follows: Cover features painting by Stanley Metlzoff Atlantic Reports: Jordan – Washington – Moscow Fall-Out Fever by Ernest C. Pollard – The author pressing for more informative policy out of Washington in response to fears of radioactivity and potential fall-out from the H-Bomb Courtship in Grenada by Gerald Brenan The Wonder [...]
1957/07 — Contents as follows: Cover features abstraction by Pablo Picasso – Reproduced from a stencil by courtesy of the Fogg Art Museum Atlantic Reports: Washington – Chile – United Europe Richard Ely Danielson, 1885-1957 A Donkey in a World of Horses by Ved Mehta Water: How Fast Can We Waste It? by John Robbins [...]
1957/06 — Contents as follows: Cover design by Noel Martin Atlantic Reports: Washington – London – Hong Kong This Was Dylan by Caitlin Thomas – About the late Dylan Thomas by his wife in an exerpt from her then forthcoming book When Billy Graham Saved Scotland by R.B. Robertson Composing by Igor Stravinsky Lazy Journalism [...]
1957/05 — Contents as follows: Cover design by Russell Carpenter Atlantic Reports: Kashmir – Washington – France Epitaph for a Tough Guy by Alistair Cooke – 4-1/2 pages of solid text remembering Humphrey Bogart The Fever — A Poem by Robert Graves Dissension in the AEC by Warren Unna My Life, My Cello by Gregor [...]
