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William S. White • 63 Items / 6 Books, 56 Articles, 1 Review
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Advise and ConsentThe Harpers Monthly, October 1959, pp. 86-91- The American Genius for HypocrisyThe Harpers Monthly, November 1958, pp. 92-99
- America's Honor Forsaken in Powers' Moscow TrialHuman Events, September 8, 1960, p. 410
- Arthur FlemmingThe Harpers Monthly, February 1959, pp. 91-103
- The Changing Map of American PoliticsThe Harpers Monthly, April 1959, pp. 77-81
- Eisenhower Opens the Last ActThe Harpers Monthly, December 1958, pp. 80-83
- The Elegant Professional Who Is Running EnglandThe Harpers Monthly, March 1959, pp. 88-91
- The End of the Old ArmyThe Harpers Monthly, June 1959, pp. 82-85
- The End of the Road for the New CongressThe Harpers Monthly, January 1959, pp. 74-76
- The Fight for the SenateThe Harpers Monthly, August 1954, pp. 23-29
- Humor in PoliticsThe Harpers Monthly, February 1960, pp. 97-102
- Medicine Man from AlabamaThe Harpers Monthly, November 1959, pp. 90-95
- Men of More Than DistinctionWho Really Runs the Senate, Part IIThe Harpers Monthly, January 1957, pp. 73-79
- The Misunderstood ConservativeThe Harpers Monthly, September 1958, pp. 77-83
- The Natural Habit of CompromiseThe Saturday Review, December 29, 1956, pp. 6-9
- The New Power Behind Eisenhower's ThroneThe Harpers Monthly, December 1959, pp. 79-83
- Nicest Guy in WashingtonCollier's Weekly, October 29, 1949, pp. 32-33
- Nixon: What Kind of President?The Harpers Monthly, January 1958, pp. 25-30
- Books and Comment[+]A Plain Politician from Missouri (Review)The Year of Decisions, by Harry S. Truman
- The Year of Decisions by Harry S. Truman
The New Republic, November 7, 1955, pp. 15-16 - Public & PersonalIn defense of congressional investigationsThe Harpers Monthly, April 1960, pp. 94-101
- Public & PersonalEisenhower's dangerous legacy of "good will"The Harpers Monthly, March 1960, pp. 100-105
- Public & PersonalA better way to run our political conventionsThe Harpers Monthly, October 1960, pp. 96-101
- Public & PersonalKennedy's seven rules for handling the pressThe Harpers Monthly, April 1961, pp. 92-96
- Public & PersonalThe razor's edge for Nixon and the GOPThe Harpers Monthly, February 1961, pp. 94-99
- Public & PersonalHow to Tell a Real Conservative from All Those Other ConservativesThe Harpers Monthly, April 1962, pp. 77-82
- Public & PersonalThe Kennedy Era, Stage Two: The Coming Battle With CongressThe Harpers Monthly, February 1962, pp. 96-102
- Public WomenThe Harpers Monthly, January 1960, pp. 86-88
- The Senators Move In on Our Foreign PolicyThe Harpers Monthly, May 1959, pp. 64-66
- Symington: The Last Choice for PresidentThe Harpers Monthly, July 1959, pp. 78-81
- Trying to Find the Shape---If Any---of the News in WashingtonThe Harpers Monthly, August 1958, pp. 76-79
- The Washington PhoniesThe Harpers Monthly, October 1958, pp. 79-83
- What Bill Knowland Stands forThe New Republic, February 27, 1956, pp. 7-10
- Whatever Happened to Texas?The Harpers Monthly, September 1959, pp. 80-85
- Who Is Lyndon Johnson?The Harpers Monthly, March 1958, pp. 53-56
- Who Really Runs the Senate, Part IThe Harpers Monthly, December 1956, pp. 35-40
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