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The New American (Review of the News Inc.)
Serial Item Number: 999Serial47357
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[Number of Pages: 44]
Letters to the Editor
Briefly Stated
Front Page: American POWs in Southeast Asia - Mounting Evidence Indicates a U. S. Coverup at High Levels - Kirk Kidwell
Viewpoint: Vietnam Veterans Say, Bring 'em Back Alinve! - J. Thomas Burch
Washington
Nation
Hemisphere
World
American Opinion: Heroes of Vietnam Our Fighting Men were Victimized by Politicians - Dr. Pham Kim Vinh
Letters of the Republic
Cultural Currents
Entrepreneuer
Newsletter Line
Last Laugh
Education
American Hero
Opinion Past
Headlines & History
Volume: 2
Issue: 8
Item Creation Date: February 24, 1986
Collection: Vietnam Center Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 25 Feb 2025]
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Letters to the Editor
Briefly Stated
Front Page: American POWs in Southeast Asia - Mounting Evidence Indicates a U. S. Coverup at High Levels - Kirk Kidwell
Viewpoint: Vietnam Veterans Say, Bring 'em Back Alinve! - J. Thomas Burch
Washington
Nation
Hemisphere
World
American Opinion: Heroes of Vietnam Our Fighting Men were Victimized by Politicians - Dr. Pham Kim Vinh
Letters of the Republic
Cultural Currents
Entrepreneuer
Newsletter Line
Last Laugh
Education
American Hero
Opinion Past
Headlines & History
Volume: 2
Issue: 8
Item Creation Date: February 24, 1986
Collection: Vietnam Center Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 25 Feb 2025]
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The New American (Review of the News Inc.)
Serial Item Number: 018Serial47358
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[Number of Pages: 44]
Front Page:
Jame Bacque's Other Losses is dropping like a bomb on Eisenhower centennial celebration
Nation:
When "bad science" promotes a hidden agenda, national sovereignty and personal freedom suffer
Father whose son is held captive by communists asks congressman, "Why won't you investigate?"
American Opinion:
Holding American soldiers and civilians hostage, a Soviet policy since 1919, continues to this day
Free Enterprise:
Reverend Calvin Butts assumes that Harlemites are too foolish to resist the pitches of billboards
Letters of the Republic:
Eisenhower gave the orders that led to the death of millions of German soldiers after WWII ended
In Light of the Past:
Contributions of Tom Hayden and Jane Fonda to the bloodthirsty "liberation" of South Vietnam
Cultural Currents:
NEA is guilty of censorship, consistently refusing grants for art that reflects true American values
Sincerely:
Robert Polhill and Frank Reed have come home, but thousands of Americans remain in captivity
Review of the News:
Rally for Life, Hostage freed in Beirut, Gorby vs. Lithuania, Earth Day hoopla, Pres. Violeta
Captive Nations:
New Bulgaria; Czechoslovakian collectivism, Katyn confessions, Anniversary of Tiananmen
Bad for Business:
Handicapping entrepreneurs, Syphil-Rights for AIDS carriers, Cleaning out Businessmen
Newsletter Line
Between the Lines:
Double standard, Safe targets, High unnamed source, Journalistic bent, IRS's propagandists
Volume: 6
Issue: 11
Item Creation Date: May 21, 1990
Collection: Charles Bates Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 25 Feb 2025]
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Front Page:
Jame Bacque's Other Losses is dropping like a bomb on Eisenhower centennial celebration
Nation:
When "bad science" promotes a hidden agenda, national sovereignty and personal freedom suffer
Father whose son is held captive by communists asks congressman, "Why won't you investigate?"
American Opinion:
Holding American soldiers and civilians hostage, a Soviet policy since 1919, continues to this day
Free Enterprise:
Reverend Calvin Butts assumes that Harlemites are too foolish to resist the pitches of billboards
Letters of the Republic:
Eisenhower gave the orders that led to the death of millions of German soldiers after WWII ended
In Light of the Past:
Contributions of Tom Hayden and Jane Fonda to the bloodthirsty "liberation" of South Vietnam
Cultural Currents:
NEA is guilty of censorship, consistently refusing grants for art that reflects true American values
Sincerely:
Robert Polhill and Frank Reed have come home, but thousands of Americans remain in captivity
Review of the News:
Rally for Life, Hostage freed in Beirut, Gorby vs. Lithuania, Earth Day hoopla, Pres. Violeta
Captive Nations:
New Bulgaria; Czechoslovakian collectivism, Katyn confessions, Anniversary of Tiananmen
Bad for Business:
Handicapping entrepreneurs, Syphil-Rights for AIDS carriers, Cleaning out Businessmen
Newsletter Line
Between the Lines:
Double standard, Safe targets, High unnamed source, Journalistic bent, IRS's propagandists
Volume: 6
Issue: 11
Item Creation Date: May 21, 1990
Collection: Charles Bates Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 25 Feb 2025]
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The New American (Review of the News Inc.)
Serial Item Number: 018Serial47359
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[Number of Pages: 44]
From the Publisher:
President Bush's oft-stated Mideast objective should spur Americans to prayer and action
One Man's Opinion:
Public figures may refuse to talk to the media if court of appeals ruling on misquoting stands
Front Page:
U.S. and Britain helped the Soviets to liquidate thousands of anti-communists after World War
Nation:
Senate report on the fate of POW/MIAs reveals official government policy of lies and cover-ups
The soldiers our government "kissed goodbye" are the subject of book by 60 Minutes producer
World:
Political chaos in USSR has given Gorbachev opportunity to board new-world-order express
American Opinion:
Jury nullification empowers average American to proclaim sovereignt over our legal system
Finance:
As the present recession unfolds, the strategy of buying bonds is complicated by special problems
The Law:
Advances in technology of abortifacients may make surgical abortions a minor phenomenon
Cultural Currents:
In Hollywood's Havana, Redford gives Castro pat on the head for reducing Cubans to slaves
Letters to the Editor
Review of the News:
Operation Desert Storm, Soviet crackdown, School desegregation, New chief for GOP
Correction, Please!:
Communist prisions, Pro-life marches ignored, Condoms for our kids, Misusing political terms
Bad for Business:
High-priced attorneys, Endangered freedoms, Military-industrial complex, Credit union crash
Gun Report:
Distric dum-dums, Straight-shooting court, Brady Bunch, the movie, Reluctant rifleman
Free Press:
Nether Netherlands, Homosxual marriages, Amusement addiction, Premature retirement
Volume: 7
Issue: 4
Item Creation Date: February 12, 1991
Collection: Charles Bates Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 25 Feb 2025]
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From the Publisher:
President Bush's oft-stated Mideast objective should spur Americans to prayer and action
One Man's Opinion:
Public figures may refuse to talk to the media if court of appeals ruling on misquoting stands
Front Page:
U.S. and Britain helped the Soviets to liquidate thousands of anti-communists after World War
Nation:
Senate report on the fate of POW/MIAs reveals official government policy of lies and cover-ups
The soldiers our government "kissed goodbye" are the subject of book by 60 Minutes producer
World:
Political chaos in USSR has given Gorbachev opportunity to board new-world-order express
American Opinion:
Jury nullification empowers average American to proclaim sovereignt over our legal system
Finance:
As the present recession unfolds, the strategy of buying bonds is complicated by special problems
The Law:
Advances in technology of abortifacients may make surgical abortions a minor phenomenon
Cultural Currents:
In Hollywood's Havana, Redford gives Castro pat on the head for reducing Cubans to slaves
Letters to the Editor
Review of the News:
Operation Desert Storm, Soviet crackdown, School desegregation, New chief for GOP
Correction, Please!:
Communist prisions, Pro-life marches ignored, Condoms for our kids, Misusing political terms
Bad for Business:
High-priced attorneys, Endangered freedoms, Military-industrial complex, Credit union crash
Gun Report:
Distric dum-dums, Straight-shooting court, Brady Bunch, the movie, Reluctant rifleman
Free Press:
Nether Netherlands, Homosxual marriages, Amusement addiction, Premature retirement
Volume: 7
Issue: 4
Item Creation Date: February 12, 1991
Collection: Charles Bates Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 25 Feb 2025]
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The New American (Review of the News Inc.)
Serial Item Number: 018Serial47361
- NOT DIGITIZED
[Number of Pages: 44]
Front Page:
A Half-hearted copu in the Soviet Union makes the creation of a new world order more likely
Nation:
Allegations made against a Defense Dept. official raise questions about homosexuals in the military
MIA families are victimized by the dirty tricks and cruel hoaxes of the Pentagon flim-flam masters
American Opinion:
Several recent fortuitous events are working together to blow the MIA cover-up wide open
Letters of the Republic:
The fradulent science of Alfred C. Kinsey has been used to change the foundations of society
The Founding Fathers of the Republic were not diests but men with strong religious convictions
Cultural Currents:
Our public servants should be judged on the basis of their morality as well as their politics
Economics:
The bull market has not yet responded to higher taxes, runaway deficits and other negative factors
Publisher's Page:
A young Mongolian could give our leftist college professors an invaluable lesson in Marxism
Letters to the Editor
Review of the News:
A recap of the main events in the Soviet Union beginning with the coup through September 3rd
Correction, Please!:
Zwicker episode, McCarthy's courthouse bust, Kelly's pro-abortion agenda, Coup in Moscow
Did You Know?
Out in Left Field:
Rating Congress based on "Sandernista" index, Tom Hayden update, Environmental "pacifism"
Gun Report:
New York City weapons ban, Recycled gun law, Gun onwer Douglas Wilder, Jackie Miller testifies
Newsletter Line
Worth Repeating
Volume: 7
Issue: 20
Item Creation Date: September 24, 1991
Collection: Charles Bates Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 25 Feb 2025]
Item is Copyrighted – Check for access via the Vietnam Reading Room portal.
Front Page:
A Half-hearted copu in the Soviet Union makes the creation of a new world order more likely
Nation:
Allegations made against a Defense Dept. official raise questions about homosexuals in the military
MIA families are victimized by the dirty tricks and cruel hoaxes of the Pentagon flim-flam masters
American Opinion:
Several recent fortuitous events are working together to blow the MIA cover-up wide open
Letters of the Republic:
The fradulent science of Alfred C. Kinsey has been used to change the foundations of society
The Founding Fathers of the Republic were not diests but men with strong religious convictions
Cultural Currents:
Our public servants should be judged on the basis of their morality as well as their politics
Economics:
The bull market has not yet responded to higher taxes, runaway deficits and other negative factors
Publisher's Page:
A young Mongolian could give our leftist college professors an invaluable lesson in Marxism
Letters to the Editor
Review of the News:
A recap of the main events in the Soviet Union beginning with the coup through September 3rd
Correction, Please!:
Zwicker episode, McCarthy's courthouse bust, Kelly's pro-abortion agenda, Coup in Moscow
Did You Know?
Out in Left Field:
Rating Congress based on "Sandernista" index, Tom Hayden update, Environmental "pacifism"
Gun Report:
New York City weapons ban, Recycled gun law, Gun onwer Douglas Wilder, Jackie Miller testifies
Newsletter Line
Worth Repeating
Volume: 7
Issue: 20
Item Creation Date: September 24, 1991
Collection: Charles Bates Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 25 Feb 2025]
Item is Copyrighted – Check for access via the Vietnam Reading Room portal.
The New American (Review of the News Inc.)
Serial Item Number: 999Serial47360
- NOT DIGITIZED
[Number of Pages: 44]
Front Page:
Families of American soldiers missing in Southewast Asia are certain that recent photos are of their men
Nation:
The nation's apple growers have suffered from product disparagement by unscrupulous activists
Abolishing the federal income tax and replacing it with a federal sales tax won't fix the real problem
American Opinion
Robert W. Lee provides an extensive update on the possible fate of Korean Air Lines Flight 007
The Law:
Clarence Thomas' "higher law" philosophy will be a major issue in his High Court nomination hearings
Economics:
Recently released figures of Soviet gold reserves are ten times smaller than experts had estimated
American Hero:
Our POWs in Southeast Asia endured incredible hardships with an enduring faith in God and country
Publisher's Page:
The AFL-CIO and NAACP have agreed to oppose the Supreme Court nomination of Clarence Thomas
Letters to the Editor
Review of the News:
Gorbachev ouster announced, American freed in Lebanon, Symms to retire, "friendly fire" casualties
Did You Know?
Correction, Please!:
Insurgency or terrorism?, How to commit suicide, a Moderate communist, NAAP solidarity broken
Education Report:
Parents want private schools, Childhood ecoactivism, California-Texas textbook compact
Free Press:
Interpreting child convention, America's economy, Corporate warriors fight for unborn, Acid test
Volume: 7
Issue: 19
Item Creation Date: September 10, 1991
Collection: Vietnam Center Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 25 Feb 2025]
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Front Page:
Families of American soldiers missing in Southewast Asia are certain that recent photos are of their men
Nation:
The nation's apple growers have suffered from product disparagement by unscrupulous activists
Abolishing the federal income tax and replacing it with a federal sales tax won't fix the real problem
American Opinion
Robert W. Lee provides an extensive update on the possible fate of Korean Air Lines Flight 007
The Law:
Clarence Thomas' "higher law" philosophy will be a major issue in his High Court nomination hearings
Economics:
Recently released figures of Soviet gold reserves are ten times smaller than experts had estimated
American Hero:
Our POWs in Southeast Asia endured incredible hardships with an enduring faith in God and country
Publisher's Page:
The AFL-CIO and NAACP have agreed to oppose the Supreme Court nomination of Clarence Thomas
Letters to the Editor
Review of the News:
Gorbachev ouster announced, American freed in Lebanon, Symms to retire, "friendly fire" casualties
Did You Know?
Correction, Please!:
Insurgency or terrorism?, How to commit suicide, a Moderate communist, NAAP solidarity broken
Education Report:
Parents want private schools, Childhood ecoactivism, California-Texas textbook compact
Free Press:
Interpreting child convention, America's economy, Corporate warriors fight for unborn, Acid test
Volume: 7
Issue: 19
Item Creation Date: September 10, 1991
Collection: Vietnam Center Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 25 Feb 2025]
Item is Copyrighted – Check for access via the Vietnam Reading Room portal.
The New American (Review of the News Inc.)
Serial Item Number: 018Serial47362
- NOT DIGITIZED
[Number of Pages: 44]
Front Page:
The recent flurry of information concerning American POW/MIAs is making it increasingly difficult for our government to maintain its official position
World:
The Afrian National Congress' plans for South Africa are being boldly challenged by "homeland" leaders
For nearly 40 years hte Bilderbergers have laored tirelessly to dismantle the sovereignty of nations and to construct their own global government
American Opinion:
Government Insiders are methodically destroying our nation's banking system so they can nationalize it
Letters of the Republic:
In The Coming Order, Andrei Navrozov argues that the "former Soviet Union" is still a dangerous foe
Economics:
What will future generations say when they find themselves enslaved tomorrow because of today's social "safety net" programs?
Profile:
Although Senator Al Gore has tried to portray himself as a "raging moderate," his voting record pegs him as one of the Senate's most liberal members
In Light of the Past:
Environmental doomsayers have been arning for a good many years now that impending catastrophe is just around the corner
Publisher's Page:
If you want a glimpse of Bill Clinton's vision for this nation, read Carroll Quigley's Tragedy and Hope
Letters to the Editor
Review of the News:
Clifford indicted in BBCI affair, Gorbachev implicated, Colombian drug baron escapes, What "Gay" rights?
Did You Know?
The Right Answers
Free Press:
The humanist agenda, To be or not to be, Radical on the Right, Italian division, Reading and rioting
Business Report:
New York State's attack on private health insurance, Cost of the Americans with Disabilities Act
Volume: 8
Issue: 17
Item Creation Date: August 24, 1992
Collection: Charles Bates Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 25 Feb 2025]
Item is Copyrighted – Check for access via the Vietnam Reading Room portal.
Front Page:
The recent flurry of information concerning American POW/MIAs is making it increasingly difficult for our government to maintain its official position
World:
The Afrian National Congress' plans for South Africa are being boldly challenged by "homeland" leaders
For nearly 40 years hte Bilderbergers have laored tirelessly to dismantle the sovereignty of nations and to construct their own global government
American Opinion:
Government Insiders are methodically destroying our nation's banking system so they can nationalize it
Letters of the Republic:
In The Coming Order, Andrei Navrozov argues that the "former Soviet Union" is still a dangerous foe
Economics:
What will future generations say when they find themselves enslaved tomorrow because of today's social "safety net" programs?
Profile:
Although Senator Al Gore has tried to portray himself as a "raging moderate," his voting record pegs him as one of the Senate's most liberal members
In Light of the Past:
Environmental doomsayers have been arning for a good many years now that impending catastrophe is just around the corner
Publisher's Page:
If you want a glimpse of Bill Clinton's vision for this nation, read Carroll Quigley's Tragedy and Hope
Letters to the Editor
Review of the News:
Clifford indicted in BBCI affair, Gorbachev implicated, Colombian drug baron escapes, What "Gay" rights?
Did You Know?
The Right Answers
Free Press:
The humanist agenda, To be or not to be, Radical on the Right, Italian division, Reading and rioting
Business Report:
New York State's attack on private health insurance, Cost of the Americans with Disabilities Act
Volume: 8
Issue: 17
Item Creation Date: August 24, 1992
Collection: Charles Bates Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 25 Feb 2025]
Item is Copyrighted – Check for access via the Vietnam Reading Room portal.
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