September 5, 1967 Issue, NATIONAL REVIEW

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- To the Editor, pp. 936-937
- The Week, pp. 938-947
- On the Right
  William F. Buckley Jr.
  , p. 948
- Latin America: How Many "Vietnams"?
  Daniel James
  , pp. 949-951
- June 8, 1400 Hours
  James Jackson Kilpatrick
  , pp. 952-958
- The Third World War
  James Burnham
  , p. 959
- --- by Eugene Lyons, p. 960
- --- by Roger Freeman, pp. 961-962
- From the Academy
  Russell Kirk
  , p. 963
- Corporate Gift Giving Made Easy, pp. 964-965
- Delectations
  Alec Waugh
  , pp. 966-967
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  The World---Gritty, Particular (2 Reviews)
  Hugh Kenner
  , p. 968
  Letters of James Joyce, Vol. II, by Richard Ellmann and James Joyce
  1. Letters of James Joyce, Vol. II by Richard Ellmann and James Joyce
  2. Letters of James Joyce, Vol. III by Richard Ellmann and James Joyce
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  Of Snoops and Snooping (4 Reviews)
  William F. Rickenbacker
  , pp. 969-971
  The Computer and Invasion of Privacy, by The Committee on Government Operations
  1. The Computer and Invasion of Privacy by The Committee on Government Operations
  2. The Electronic Invasion by Robert Michael Brown
  3. The Intruders by Edward V. Long
  4. The Naked Society by Vance Packard
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  Words That Sound Like Castles (Review)
  Jared Lobdell
  , pp. 972-973
  The Lord of the Rings, by J.R.R. Tolkien
  1. The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien
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  Wine and Wit (Review)
  Alec Waugh
  , pp. 974-975
  Drink and Be Merry, by Vyvyan Holland
  1. Drink and Be Merry by Vyvyan Holland
- Theater
  Priscilla L. Buckley
  , pp. 976-979
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  Books in Brief (2 Reviews) , p. 980
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    Review How to Defend Yourself, Your Family, and Your ... (Review)
    J.D. Kirwan
    , p. 980
    1. How to Defend Yourself, Your Family, and Your Home by George Hunter
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    Review Ill-at-Ease in Compton, by Richard M. Elman (Review)
    J. Hart
    , pp. 980-982
    1. Ill-at-Ease in Compton by Richard M. Elman
- Trans-O-Gram, pp. 983-985
- For the Record, pp. 986-988