July 1965 Issue, THE HARPERS MONTHLY

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- Letters, pp. 6-15
- The Editor's Easy Chair
  John Fischer
  , pp. 16-25
  The Editor's Trade
- After Hours
  Russell Lynes
  , pp. 26-36
  Who Wants Art?
- The New American Female
  Marion K. Sanders
  , pp. 37-43
  Demi-feminism Takes Over
- Negro, Jewish, and Italian Hair
  Milton Mayer
  , pp. 44-45
- St. Thomas: January
  Judson Jerome
  , p. 46
- College-bred Fish for Man's Delight
  Murray Morgan
  , pp. 47-51
- A Professional Radical Moves In on Rochester
  Saul Alinsky
  , pp. 52-59
  Conversations, Part II
- Ladies and Gentlemen
  Muriel Spark
  , pp. 60-64
- History by the Ounce
  Barbara W. Tuchman
  , pp. 65-74
- Shilow: The Bloody Pond
  Thomas Whitbread
  , p. 75
- Nehru: A View from the Embassy
  Catherine A. Galbraith
  , pp. 76-85
- Poland's New "Far West"
  Hans Koningsberger
  , pp. 86-93
- The Builder Who Makes Integration Pay
  Alfred Balk
  , pp. 94-99
- Washington Insight
  Joseph Kraft
  , pp. 100-103
  The Enigma of Dean Rusk
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  Murder-fancier Recommends... (10 Reviews)
  John Dickson Carr
  , pp. 104-107
  Rim of the Pit, by Hake Talbot
  1. Rim of the Pit by Hake Talbot
  2. Midnight Plus One by Gavin Lyall
  3. The Turret Room by Charlotte Armstrong
  4. The Diamond Bubble by Robert L. Fish
  5. Homicide Blonde by Maurice Procter
  6. Trusted Like the Fox by Sara Woods
  7. For Kicks by Dick Francis
  8. The Quiller Memorandum by Adam Hall
  9. The Ashes of Loda by Andrew Garve
  10. Funeral in Berlin by Len Deighton
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  Reminiscing in Tempo (Review)
  Nat Hentoff
  , p. 108
  Sometimes I Wonder, by Hoagy Carmichael and Stephen Longstreet
  1. Sometimes I Wonder by Hoagy Carmichael and Stephen Longstreet
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  Including Sports, Diversions, and Snatches of Song (Review)
  Eric Larrabee
  , pp. 109-110
  The Oxford History of the American People, by Samuel Eliot Morison
  1. The Oxford History of the American People by Samuel Eliot Morison
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  Balm for the Land-bound (4 Reviews)
  Simon Michael Bessie
  , p. 111
  Illustrated History of Ships and Boats, by Lionel Casson
  1. Illustrated History of Ships and Boats by Lionel Casson
  2. The Pictorial History of the America's Cup Races by Robert W. Carrick
  3. Sailing for America's Cup by Everett B. Morris and Morris Rosenfeld
  4. Bill Robinson's Book of Expert Sailing by Bill Robinson
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  Books in Brief (8 Reviews)
  Katherine Gauss Jackson
  , pp. 112-113
  Boy Gravely, by Iris Dornfeld
  1. Boy Gravely by Iris Dornfeld
  2. The Orchard Keeper by Cormac McCarthy
  3. Everything That Rises Must Converge by Flannery O'Connor
  4. A Pile of Stones by Hugh Nissenson
  5. Not for Publication, and Other Stories by Nadine Gordimer
  6. The Slaves We Rent by Truman E. Moore
  7. They Harvest Despair by Dale Wright
  8. The Brothers Harper by Eugene Exman
- Music in the Round
  "Discus"
  , pp. 114-115
- Jazz Notes
  Eric Larrabee
  , pp. 116-118
- Cover
  Janet Halverson