May 1971 Issue, THE WASHINGTON MONTHLY

- Letters, pp. 4-5
- The Electronic Battlefield: Strangelove's Answer to War Crimes
  Paul Dickson and John Rothchild
  , pp. 6-16
  Through the Automated Battlefield, already in use in Vietnam, soldiers will be replaced...
- The Dairy Lobby Buys the Cream of the Congress
  Frank Wright
  , p. 17
  A $ 1-million investment in some very sur- 17 prising congressmen and senators may prod...
- Memo of the Month, pp. 18-22
- Courage Without Esteem: Profiles in Whistle-Blowing
  Taylor Branch
  , pp. 23-43
  Speaking out for the public good can be disastrous for the private good--but six people...
- Sex, Work, and Motivation in Castro's Cuba
  Barry Reckord
  , pp. 44-53
  Conscience cuts the cane in Cuba-- at least some of the time. How the Cubans take to wo...
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  Book Notes (9 Reviews) , pp. 54-55
  America the Dutiful, by Philip W. Quigg
  1. America the Dutiful by Philip W. Quigg
  2. Blacks, Medical Schools, and Society by James L. Curtis
  3. The C-5A Scandal by Berkeley Rice
  4. The Cruel Choice by Denis Goulet
  5. High School by Ronald Gross and Paul Osterman
  6. Income Distribution by Jan Pen
  7. Soldiers Without Enemies by Larry L. Fabian
  8. The Southern Strategy by Reg Murphy and Hal Gulliver
  9. The Sunshine Soldiers by Peter Tauber
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  Book Review (Review)
  Jamie Rosenthal
  , pp. 56-66
  Leaving it all to the kids may be the best way to keep educational "relevance' a catchw...
  1. The Soft Revolution by Neil Postman and Charles Weingartner