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1969-03 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

1969/03 — Contents as follows:

  • Reveille for Democrats by Bill Moyers
  • “Patients” a Story by Jonathan Strong
  • Further Thoughts on the Biological Revolution
  • “The Summer People” a poem by James Merrill
  • The Price of Free TV by Leonard Chazen
  • Hadrian the Seventh On Stage and Off by Louis Kronenberger
  • How to Teach a Delinquent

    • THE POLICE AND THE REST OF US – An Atlantic Supplement, runs pages 74-135

  • Why Cops Hate Liberals — And Vice Versa by Seymour Martin Lipset

    • Los Angeles:

  • Chief Reddin: New Style at the Top by Linda McVeigh Mathews

    • San Francisco:

  • The Trouble with Troubleshooting by Mary Ellen Leary
  • A Policeman’s Lot… by Fernando Krahn

    • New York:

  • “Support Your Local Police” by David B. Durk
  • Why I’m a Cop – Interviews from a Reporter’s Notebook – by Patrica Lynden
  • Requiem for the Centre Street Mafia by Richard Dougherty

    • Detroit:

  • “God Help Our City” by William Serrin

    • Boston:

  • On the Vice Beat by Bruce McCabe
  • Abuses of Police Power by Paul Chevigny

  • What Makes a Better Policeman by James Q. Wilson
  • Reports: Washington, Cuba, Laos
  • The Mail
  • Coming in the Atlantic
  • Arts and Letters: Elizabeth Janeway, Victor Lange, Melvin Maddocks, Edward Weeks, Robert Evett, Jay Cantor, Herbert Kupferberg, Phoebe Adams