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U.S. News & World Report (U.S. News and World Report Inc.)
Serial Item Number: 018Serial48135
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[Number of Pages: 76]
Letter to the Editor: How to fix the welfare system
Outlook
One Week
Outlook
On society
Washington Whispers
U.S. News
Cover Story: The Budget and Other Battles
Budget Blaster
A Swing and A Miss
On Politics
World Report
Making Them Pay
How Do You Solve a Problem Like Afafat?
Beijing's Mixed Message
Vietnamese Horrors: Does Hanoi Know More about POW/MIAs?
Science & Society
The Asbestos Panic Attack
The PC Assault on Science
Hope for Fighting Stroke
News You Can use
Summer in south Africa
Going Overboard on Health Coverage
Newswatch
On Money Editorial
Volume: 118
Issue: 7
Item Creation Date: February 20, 1995
Collection: Charles Bates Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 27 Oct 2025]
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Letter to the Editor: How to fix the welfare system
Outlook
One Week
Outlook
On society
Washington Whispers
U.S. News
Cover Story: The Budget and Other Battles
Budget Blaster
A Swing and A Miss
On Politics
World Report
Making Them Pay
How Do You Solve a Problem Like Afafat?
Beijing's Mixed Message
Vietnamese Horrors: Does Hanoi Know More about POW/MIAs?
Science & Society
The Asbestos Panic Attack
The PC Assault on Science
Hope for Fighting Stroke
News You Can use
Summer in south Africa
Going Overboard on Health Coverage
Newswatch
On Money Editorial
Volume: 118
Issue: 7
Item Creation Date: February 20, 1995
Collection: Charles Bates Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 27 Oct 2025]
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U.S. News & World Report (U.S. News and World Report Inc.)
Serial Item Number: 018Serial48130
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[Number of Pages: 68]
Outlook
The Wisdom of Elders
Paying the Lawyers
O'Leary Speaks
Fewer Bonuses
Trials in Waco
Remembering Tip
On Society: John Leo Looks at the Condom Ads
Washington Whispers
U.S. News
Cover Story
Violence: Understanding the Real Problems and the Limits of New Programs Against Crime
Coldblooded Killers
Portrait: Jesse Jackson
Cost of Crime: $674 Billion
On Politics: Michael Barone Wants to desanction Criminals
The Whitewater Woes
World Report
Clinton's Russia Problem
New Questoins about Mexico
Arafat's Two-Front Battle
More Evidence on POWs - Trying to Decipher a Vietnam Mystery - Were Some American Airmen Left Behind?
On Europe: Josef Joffe on Clinton's "Russia First" Policy
Science & Society
Norway Aimes to Host a "Green" Olympics
Electronic Pamphleteerings
Business
Removing Roadblocks on the Information superhighway
Retailers Face Reality
On the Economy: susan Dentzer Doesn't Fear Inflation
News You Can Use
Snow Job on the Slopes: How Slippery Numbers Sell Ski Resorts
On Money: Jack Egan Scans Eastern Europe's Markets
Editorial: The War on Crime
Volume: 116
Issue: 2
Item Creation Date: January 17, 1994
Collection: Charles Bates Collection
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Outlook
The Wisdom of Elders
Paying the Lawyers
O'Leary Speaks
Fewer Bonuses
Trials in Waco
Remembering Tip
On Society: John Leo Looks at the Condom Ads
Washington Whispers
U.S. News
Cover Story
Violence: Understanding the Real Problems and the Limits of New Programs Against Crime
Coldblooded Killers
Portrait: Jesse Jackson
Cost of Crime: $674 Billion
On Politics: Michael Barone Wants to desanction Criminals
The Whitewater Woes
World Report
Clinton's Russia Problem
New Questoins about Mexico
Arafat's Two-Front Battle
More Evidence on POWs - Trying to Decipher a Vietnam Mystery - Were Some American Airmen Left Behind?
On Europe: Josef Joffe on Clinton's "Russia First" Policy
Science & Society
Norway Aimes to Host a "Green" Olympics
Electronic Pamphleteerings
Business
Removing Roadblocks on the Information superhighway
Retailers Face Reality
On the Economy: susan Dentzer Doesn't Fear Inflation
News You Can Use
Snow Job on the Slopes: How Slippery Numbers Sell Ski Resorts
On Money: Jack Egan Scans Eastern Europe's Markets
Editorial: The War on Crime
Volume: 116
Issue: 2
Item Creation Date: January 17, 1994
Collection: Charles Bates Collection
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U.S. News & World Report (U.S. News and World Report Inc.)
Serial Item Number: 1618Serial322841
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[Number of Pages: 0]
Vietnam's Forgotten Lessons: Twenty five years after the end of the war, has the military lost sight of why it lost?
The Healing Process is far From Done: Vietnam left a legacy of illness.
Volume: 128
Issue: 17
Item Creation Date: 18 April 2000
Collection: Mr. Ralph Reinhart Collection
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Added: 27 Mar 2006 [Updated: 27 Mar 2006]
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Vietnam's Forgotten Lessons: Twenty five years after the end of the war, has the military lost sight of why it lost?
The Healing Process is far From Done: Vietnam left a legacy of illness.
Volume: 128
Issue: 17
Item Creation Date: 18 April 2000
Collection: Mr. Ralph Reinhart Collection
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Added: 27 Mar 2006 [Updated: 27 Mar 2006]
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U.S. News & World Report (U.S. News and World Report Inc.)
Serial Item Number: 246Serial48101
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[Number of Pages: 140]
Countrywide Report on Election Race
In U. S. Heartland - How Candidates Shape Up
Politics, 1964: "Can Anyone Beat 100 Billion Dollars?" - The Question of Federal Spending is Raised
A-Bomb in Politics - Who's Right, Who's Wrong? - The Pentagon vs. Senator Goldwater
Problem in Vietnam: What Can Be Saved
The Truth About the War U.S. Is Losing - Interview with an authority on Southeast Asia
Britain, Too, Has an Election
How One City Keeps Its Streets Safe - Citizens help Law Enforcement in Milwaukee
A Government Lawyer Looks at the Crime Problem
This Year's Mixed Schools - Trouble in North, Calm in South
Why a Democratic Senator Turned Republican - South Carolina's Strom Thurmond States His Views
New-Model Cars Keep Coming: a Record Year in Sight
When Water Runs Short in the Great Lakes
Labor Week: Will There be a rush for early retirement?
Finance Week: With Inflation Talk in the Air, Borrowing Still Will Be Easy
New Trend in Russia: "Creeping Capitalism"
News-Lines for Businessmen: What You Can and Cannot Do
David Lawrence Editorial: Which Trend?
Volume: 57
Issue: 13
Item Creation Date: September 28, 1964
Collection: Thomas F. Pollock Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 24 Oct 2025]
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Countrywide Report on Election Race
In U. S. Heartland - How Candidates Shape Up
Politics, 1964: "Can Anyone Beat 100 Billion Dollars?" - The Question of Federal Spending is Raised
A-Bomb in Politics - Who's Right, Who's Wrong? - The Pentagon vs. Senator Goldwater
Problem in Vietnam: What Can Be Saved
The Truth About the War U.S. Is Losing - Interview with an authority on Southeast Asia
Britain, Too, Has an Election
How One City Keeps Its Streets Safe - Citizens help Law Enforcement in Milwaukee
A Government Lawyer Looks at the Crime Problem
This Year's Mixed Schools - Trouble in North, Calm in South
Why a Democratic Senator Turned Republican - South Carolina's Strom Thurmond States His Views
New-Model Cars Keep Coming: a Record Year in Sight
When Water Runs Short in the Great Lakes
Labor Week: Will There be a rush for early retirement?
Finance Week: With Inflation Talk in the Air, Borrowing Still Will Be Easy
New Trend in Russia: "Creeping Capitalism"
News-Lines for Businessmen: What You Can and Cannot Do
David Lawrence Editorial: Which Trend?
Volume: 57
Issue: 13
Item Creation Date: September 28, 1964
Collection: Thomas F. Pollock Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 24 Oct 2025]
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U.S. News & World Report (U.S. News and World Report Inc.)
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial614862
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[Number of Pages: 100]
The Gap Widens
Where Arms Talks Go from here
U.S. and China Warm Relations - to a Degree
Lebanese Conflict - a No-Win Situation for the U.S.?
In Lebanon, Hatreds Cloud Issues for Peace
Hard Choice for U.S. as Philippine Turmoil Grows
An Economic Feud at the White House
Airlines in Turbulence and More to Come
Now It's Russia Facing Nuclear Woes
Untold Story of the Road to War in Vietnam A Special Section
In Iowa, Opening Shots of the '84 Campaign
Old Issues Come Home to Roost at Supreme Court
Well-Run Companies: The Secret of Success
Where Inflation Has Taken Us
Good Times Through '84 but Then What?
When World's Builders Think Super-Big
"The Role of Women is Changing" in the Arab World
Has Success Spoiled the Medicare Program?
As Fringe Benefits Go Under the Gun
World-Debt Bomb: Is It Being Defused?
Newsletters
Tomorrow
Worldgram
World Business
U.S. Business
News You Can Use
Departments
Letters to the Editor
Memo to Readers
Currents in the News
Washington Whispers
Taking Stock
News-Lines
Tax Rulings
The Editor's Page
Volume: 95
Issue: 15
Issue Information: Untold Story of the Road to War in Vietnam
Item Creation Date: October 10, 1983
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 28 Jan 2025 [Updated: 27 Oct 2025]
The Gap Widens
Where Arms Talks Go from here
U.S. and China Warm Relations - to a Degree
Lebanese Conflict - a No-Win Situation for the U.S.?
In Lebanon, Hatreds Cloud Issues for Peace
Hard Choice for U.S. as Philippine Turmoil Grows
An Economic Feud at the White House
Airlines in Turbulence and More to Come
Now It's Russia Facing Nuclear Woes
Untold Story of the Road to War in Vietnam A Special Section
In Iowa, Opening Shots of the '84 Campaign
Old Issues Come Home to Roost at Supreme Court
Well-Run Companies: The Secret of Success
Where Inflation Has Taken Us
Good Times Through '84 but Then What?
When World's Builders Think Super-Big
"The Role of Women is Changing" in the Arab World
Has Success Spoiled the Medicare Program?
As Fringe Benefits Go Under the Gun
World-Debt Bomb: Is It Being Defused?
Newsletters
Tomorrow
Worldgram
World Business
U.S. Business
News You Can Use
Departments
Letters to the Editor
Memo to Readers
Currents in the News
Washington Whispers
Taking Stock
News-Lines
Tax Rulings
The Editor's Page
Volume: 95
Issue: 15
Issue Information: Untold Story of the Road to War in Vietnam
Item Creation Date: October 10, 1983
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 28 Jan 2025 [Updated: 27 Oct 2025]
U.S. News & World Report (U.S. News and World Report Inc.)
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial614864
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[Number of Pages: 72]
U.S. News
Going Back to his Future - John McCain's Vietnam visit wasn't about healing but ambition.
And Now, the Waiting Game
Guiliani's Tough Choices
The Final Push for China Trade
Surprise Missile Attack May be Fatal
Kansas City Learns the Hard Way
The Playing Field is Never Level
Old Money Still Trumps New Money
World Report
Land, Politics, and Race
Fignting the Child Sex Trade
The Euro's Slump Worries Europeans
A Mission to Cambodia - Is a trial deal at hand?
Business & Technology
Are Baby Bills in Our Future?
The Ex-Professor's High Wireless Act
San Diego is the New Digital Coast
Listening to Dr. Drucker
Does Napster Rob Artists or Sell Them?
Its a Dog-Sue-Dog World
Science & Ideas
Allergy Explosion
News You Can Use
Online Investors Need Help
A Tour of Financial Web Sites
Quarterly Mutural Fund Results
Saving DNA from the Dead
Sony's New PlayStation 2
The Hazards of Pseudoscience
"She Sins and She Wins"
Departments & Columnists
Letters
Washington Whispers
Outlook
People
John Leo
Michael Barone
Mortimer B. Zuckerman
Volume: 128
Issue: 18
Item Creation Date: May 8, 2000
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 28 Jan 2025 [Updated: 27 Oct 2025]
U.S. News
Going Back to his Future - John McCain's Vietnam visit wasn't about healing but ambition.
And Now, the Waiting Game
Guiliani's Tough Choices
The Final Push for China Trade
Surprise Missile Attack May be Fatal
Kansas City Learns the Hard Way
The Playing Field is Never Level
Old Money Still Trumps New Money
World Report
Land, Politics, and Race
Fignting the Child Sex Trade
The Euro's Slump Worries Europeans
A Mission to Cambodia - Is a trial deal at hand?
Business & Technology
Are Baby Bills in Our Future?
The Ex-Professor's High Wireless Act
San Diego is the New Digital Coast
Listening to Dr. Drucker
Does Napster Rob Artists or Sell Them?
Its a Dog-Sue-Dog World
Science & Ideas
Allergy Explosion
News You Can Use
Online Investors Need Help
A Tour of Financial Web Sites
Quarterly Mutural Fund Results
Saving DNA from the Dead
Sony's New PlayStation 2
The Hazards of Pseudoscience
"She Sins and She Wins"
Departments & Columnists
Letters
Washington Whispers
Outlook
People
John Leo
Michael Barone
Mortimer B. Zuckerman
Volume: 128
Issue: 18
Item Creation Date: May 8, 2000
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 28 Jan 2025 [Updated: 27 Oct 2025]
U.S. News & World Report (U.S. News and World Report Inc.)
Serial Item Number: 1939Serial614863
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[Number of Pages: 104]
Currents
Picture of the Week
Pot Keeps Boiling in Central America
Missing Expert Revives Question about Israel's Nuclear Arsenal
Billions Sought to Fight AIDS
More Waldheim Revelations
Pentagon Narrows Hunt for Next-Generation Jet
Washington Whispers
U.S. News
The Biggest Campaign Winners don't have their Names on the Ballot
At the vietnam Wall, Record Crowds Leave a Bit of Themselves Behind
Outlaw Truckers Face New Curbs
Marin Countians Spell out "Ideals"
Newsletter: Tomorrow
World Report
Cover - Master of Terror Syria's Assad, after years of secrecy, is put on the spot. But will the West punish him?
Interview: What Libya's Qadhafi Wants
Radio Free Europe Modulates its voice
Philippines: "People Power" tested by old insurgency, new constitution
Newsletter: Worldgram
Business
Business Briefing: Sears' costly try at world trade; economics of apartheid
HMO's are certainly popular these days, but to they really deliver?
Nationalized firms go on the block
The catfish challenge: How to turn a regional delicacy into a national habit.
Your money
The post-tax-reform allure of insurance
Skiing vactions at half the price
Personal Finance: Rental car add-ons
Tax Tips: Personal Exemptions
Newsletter: Economic Outlook
Horizons
Computer questions: Do they promote leanring, how can they best be used?
Deaf actors in the spotlight
New technology to detect nuclear blasts raises some touchy political questions
Science: Lean delays for space; when expert witnesses duel in court
Interview: Should teenagers work?
Newsletter: News You Can Use
Voices of America
Report card for the 99th Congress
Letters to the Editor
Cartoonist's World
Rostrum
Quotes
Editorial
Volume: 101
Issue: 19
Item Creation Date: November 10, 1986
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 28 Jan 2025 [Updated: 27 Oct 2025]
Currents
Picture of the Week
Pot Keeps Boiling in Central America
Missing Expert Revives Question about Israel's Nuclear Arsenal
Billions Sought to Fight AIDS
More Waldheim Revelations
Pentagon Narrows Hunt for Next-Generation Jet
Washington Whispers
U.S. News
The Biggest Campaign Winners don't have their Names on the Ballot
At the vietnam Wall, Record Crowds Leave a Bit of Themselves Behind
Outlaw Truckers Face New Curbs
Marin Countians Spell out "Ideals"
Newsletter: Tomorrow
World Report
Cover - Master of Terror Syria's Assad, after years of secrecy, is put on the spot. But will the West punish him?
Interview: What Libya's Qadhafi Wants
Radio Free Europe Modulates its voice
Philippines: "People Power" tested by old insurgency, new constitution
Newsletter: Worldgram
Business
Business Briefing: Sears' costly try at world trade; economics of apartheid
HMO's are certainly popular these days, but to they really deliver?
Nationalized firms go on the block
The catfish challenge: How to turn a regional delicacy into a national habit.
Your money
The post-tax-reform allure of insurance
Skiing vactions at half the price
Personal Finance: Rental car add-ons
Tax Tips: Personal Exemptions
Newsletter: Economic Outlook
Horizons
Computer questions: Do they promote leanring, how can they best be used?
Deaf actors in the spotlight
New technology to detect nuclear blasts raises some touchy political questions
Science: Lean delays for space; when expert witnesses duel in court
Interview: Should teenagers work?
Newsletter: News You Can Use
Voices of America
Report card for the 99th Congress
Letters to the Editor
Cartoonist's World
Rostrum
Quotes
Editorial
Volume: 101
Issue: 19
Item Creation Date: November 10, 1986
Collection: Nguyen Manh Hung Collection
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Added: 28 Jan 2025 [Updated: 27 Oct 2025]
U.S. News & World Report (U.S. News and World Report Inc.)
Serial Item Number: 365Serial48103
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[Number of Pages: 72]
U.S. News
Ex-Cons on the Street
Who Speaks for Elian?
Pan Am 103: Justice at Last?
A Boiling Tex-Mex Water War
The Flynts' Latest Cincinnati Hustle
An Ominous Plane Crash
Furling the Confederate Flag
World Report
Vietnam's Forgotten Lessons - Twenty-five years after the end of the war, has the military lost sight of why it lost? by Richard J. Newman
The Healing Process is Far from Done - Vietnam Left a Legacy of Illness
Business & Technology
Easy Dot Com, Easy Dot Go
The NBA is No Slam-Dunk for TV
The Mounties Get Their Hacker
A Market Pro's Bad Bet with Debt
Science & Ideas
What's Your Favorite Class?
Mixing Medicine and Entertainment
Strangers on a Strange Campus
Computers Could Build Themselves
Jefferson's Appetite for Books
Dinosaur with a Heart
Koolhaas's Buildings that Morph
News You Can Use
Teaching Kids to Eat their Greens
Beware of Herbals and Perscriptions
Today's Topless Models
Wireless Ways to Surf the Web
Convenience or Security?
Junk-Bond Index Signals Good Times
"The Hills are Appaled"
Departments & Columnists
Letters
Washington Whispers
Outlook
People
John Leo
Michael Barone
Randall E. Stross
David Gergen
Volume: 128
Issue: 17
Item Creation Date: May 1, 2000
Collection: John Buesseler Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 27 Oct 2025]
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U.S. News
Ex-Cons on the Street
Who Speaks for Elian?
Pan Am 103: Justice at Last?
A Boiling Tex-Mex Water War
The Flynts' Latest Cincinnati Hustle
An Ominous Plane Crash
Furling the Confederate Flag
World Report
Vietnam's Forgotten Lessons - Twenty-five years after the end of the war, has the military lost sight of why it lost? by Richard J. Newman
The Healing Process is Far from Done - Vietnam Left a Legacy of Illness
Business & Technology
Easy Dot Com, Easy Dot Go
The NBA is No Slam-Dunk for TV
The Mounties Get Their Hacker
A Market Pro's Bad Bet with Debt
Science & Ideas
What's Your Favorite Class?
Mixing Medicine and Entertainment
Strangers on a Strange Campus
Computers Could Build Themselves
Jefferson's Appetite for Books
Dinosaur with a Heart
Koolhaas's Buildings that Morph
News You Can Use
Teaching Kids to Eat their Greens
Beware of Herbals and Perscriptions
Today's Topless Models
Wireless Ways to Surf the Web
Convenience or Security?
Junk-Bond Index Signals Good Times
"The Hills are Appaled"
Departments & Columnists
Letters
Washington Whispers
Outlook
People
John Leo
Michael Barone
Randall E. Stross
David Gergen
Volume: 128
Issue: 17
Item Creation Date: May 1, 2000
Collection: John Buesseler Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 27 Oct 2025]
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U.S. News & World Report (U.S. News and World Report Inc.)
Serial Item Number: 1089Serial140275
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[Number of Pages: 110]
Letters to the Editor
Passing Along the Red Ink
Vietnam Story - Troopers of the U.S. 1st Cavalry evacuate their casualties from the Ia Drang Valley in November, 1965. Their costly victory over a large North Vietnamese force convinced American policymakers that U.S. soldiers and helicopters could win, and made Vietnam, irreversibly, America's war.
Flash! I've Got an Idea
Gloom and Boom Towns
Outlook
Gorbachev's Big Prize
Peace Divident: R.I.P
Business in Beijing
The Royal Tab
A Maestro's Proteges
Cincinnati Story
Washington Whispers
U.S. News
Can Bush Come Back?
Congress Passes the Buck
Wolves in yellowstone?
Tomorrow: Michael Barone and David Gergen on Term Limitation
Special Report
Cover Story
Fatal Victory. The U.S. Ignored the Lessons of its First Big Battle in Vietnam
Vietnam Story: Showdown in the Ia Drang Valley
A Talk with General Giap
Where are the Boys of '65?
Worldgram: Election in Poland; de Klerk's Strategy
Business
Gloom and Boom Towns
No Free-Market Magic in the Soviet Union
Economic Outlook: Sylvia Nasar on the Dollar's Decline
Science & Society
College Fund-Raising
Portrait: The Dalai Lama
News You Can Use
"Creativity" at Work
Eye on Wall Street: Risks, Rewards and Nobel Awards
Fitness: Toys for the Sporting Life
Health: Babies after 40
The Newsletter: Fare Hikes; Colitis, Home 800 Numbers
Editorial: Immigration
Volume: 109
Issue: 17
Item Creation Date: October 29, 1990
Collection: Nguyen Ngoc Linh Ngay Nay Newspaper Collection
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Added: 18 Aug 2003 [Updated: 27 Oct 2025]
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Letters to the Editor
Passing Along the Red Ink
Vietnam Story - Troopers of the U.S. 1st Cavalry evacuate their casualties from the Ia Drang Valley in November, 1965. Their costly victory over a large North Vietnamese force convinced American policymakers that U.S. soldiers and helicopters could win, and made Vietnam, irreversibly, America's war.
Flash! I've Got an Idea
Gloom and Boom Towns
Outlook
Gorbachev's Big Prize
Peace Divident: R.I.P
Business in Beijing
The Royal Tab
A Maestro's Proteges
Cincinnati Story
Washington Whispers
U.S. News
Can Bush Come Back?
Congress Passes the Buck
Wolves in yellowstone?
Tomorrow: Michael Barone and David Gergen on Term Limitation
Special Report
Cover Story
Fatal Victory. The U.S. Ignored the Lessons of its First Big Battle in Vietnam
Vietnam Story: Showdown in the Ia Drang Valley
A Talk with General Giap
Where are the Boys of '65?
Worldgram: Election in Poland; de Klerk's Strategy
Business
Gloom and Boom Towns
No Free-Market Magic in the Soviet Union
Economic Outlook: Sylvia Nasar on the Dollar's Decline
Science & Society
College Fund-Raising
Portrait: The Dalai Lama
News You Can Use
"Creativity" at Work
Eye on Wall Street: Risks, Rewards and Nobel Awards
Fitness: Toys for the Sporting Life
Health: Babies after 40
The Newsletter: Fare Hikes; Colitis, Home 800 Numbers
Editorial: Immigration
Volume: 109
Issue: 17
Item Creation Date: October 29, 1990
Collection: Nguyen Ngoc Linh Ngay Nay Newspaper Collection
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Added: 18 Aug 2003 [Updated: 27 Oct 2025]
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U.S. News & World Report (U.S. News and World Report Inc.)
Serial Item Number: 150Serial613007
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[Number of Pages: 84]
Update
Outlook
People
On Society
Whispers
U.S. News
Wrapping Up?
On Politics
Beauty Contest
Cease-Fire in Simple City
In Brief
World Report
Turkish Clash
Enviro-Intelligence
Kosovo
In Beief
Business & Technology
Too Old to Write Code?
Web Site Subscriptions
Oxymoron: Trailer Trash
Leading Indicators
In Brief
Special Report
Cover
Makers of the 20th Century - Strategists of War
John J. Pershing
Douglas MacArthur
Dwight Eisenhower
George Marshall
Curtis Lemay
William Westmoreland - The Eagle Scout: luckless leader in Vietnam
Powell & Schwarzkopf
Combat in the Future
Editorial
Volume: 124
Issue: 10
Item Creation Date: March 16, 1998
Collection: Michael Mittelmann Collection
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Added: 10 Aug 2022 [Updated: 27 Oct 2025]
Update
Outlook
People
On Society
Whispers
U.S. News
Wrapping Up?
On Politics
Beauty Contest
Cease-Fire in Simple City
In Brief
World Report
Turkish Clash
Enviro-Intelligence
Kosovo
In Beief
Business & Technology
Too Old to Write Code?
Web Site Subscriptions
Oxymoron: Trailer Trash
Leading Indicators
In Brief
Special Report
Cover
Makers of the 20th Century - Strategists of War
John J. Pershing
Douglas MacArthur
Dwight Eisenhower
George Marshall
Curtis Lemay
William Westmoreland - The Eagle Scout: luckless leader in Vietnam
Powell & Schwarzkopf
Combat in the Future
Editorial
Volume: 124
Issue: 10
Item Creation Date: March 16, 1998
Collection: Michael Mittelmann Collection
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Added: 10 Aug 2022 [Updated: 27 Oct 2025]
U.S. News & World Report (U.S. News and World Report Inc.)
Serial Item Number: 2363Serial552604
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[Number of Pages: 72]
U.S. News
Ex-Cons on the Street
Who Speaks for Elian?
Pan Am 103: Justice at Last?
A Boiling Tex-Mex Water War
The Flynts' Latest Cincinnati Hustle
An Ominous Plane Crash
Furling the Confederate Flag
World Report
Vietnam's Forgotten Lessons - Twenty-five years after the end of the war, has the military lost sight of why it lost? by Richard J. Newman
The Healing Process is Far from Done - Vietnam Left a Legacy of Illness
Business & Technology
Easy Dot Com, Easy Dot Go
The NBA is No Slam-Dunk for TV
The Mounties Get Their Hacker
A Market Pro's Bad Bet with Debt
Science & Ideas
What's Your Favorite Class?
Mixing Medicine and Entertainment
Strangers on a Strange Campus
Computers Could Build Themselves
Jefferson's Appetite for Books
Dinosaur with a Heart
Koolhaas's Buildings that Morph
News You Can Use
Teaching Kids to Eat their Greens
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Junk-Bond Index Signals Good Times
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Ex-Cons on the Street
Who Speaks for Elian?
Pan Am 103: Justice at Last?
A Boiling Tex-Mex Water War
The Flynts' Latest Cincinnati Hustle
An Ominous Plane Crash
Furling the Confederate Flag
World Report
Vietnam's Forgotten Lessons - Twenty-five years after the end of the war, has the military lost sight of why it lost? by Richard J. Newman
The Healing Process is Far from Done - Vietnam Left a Legacy of Illness
Business & Technology
Easy Dot Com, Easy Dot Go
The NBA is No Slam-Dunk for TV
The Mounties Get Their Hacker
A Market Pro's Bad Bet with Debt
Science & Ideas
What's Your Favorite Class?
Mixing Medicine and Entertainment
Strangers on a Strange Campus
Computers Could Build Themselves
Jefferson's Appetite for Books
Dinosaur with a Heart
Koolhaas's Buildings that Morph
News You Can Use
Teaching Kids to Eat their Greens
Beware of Herbals and Perscriptions
Today's Topless Models
Wireless Ways to Surf the Web
Convenience or Security?
Junk-Bond Index Signals Good Times
"The Hills are Appaled"
Departments & Columnists
Letters
Washington Whispers
Outlook
People
John Leo
Michael Barone
Randall E. Stross
David Gergen
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Boom on the Way? Top Experts Size Up the Outlook
Beyond Britain: Red Spies All Over the World
Time of Anxiety for Pope and Bishops
ROTC Stages a Comeback
U.S. Aid for Lawmen Comes Under Fire
How to Combat Crime - Interview with Jerris Leonard, Head of Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Uproar Over the Angela Davis case: Facts, Issues
New Pressures to Safeguard Pensions
Story Behind the "Textile War" with Japan
Making Your Car Safer - Latest Moves
First Signs of an Upturn in Defense Spending
As Power Lineup Shifts in a Key Part of the World - Fresh Challenge for U. S.
News-Lines: What Busniessmen Can and Cannot Do
Portrait of "bebe" Rebozo - Nixon Family's Closest Friend
Factory-Built Homes Are Gaining, but
Are Inches, Pints, Pounds on the Way Out in U.S.?
The CIA - an Attack and a Reply
Former Staff Officer Criticizes CIA Activities
Former CIA Executive Defends Its Operations
What to Expect Next in World's Money Crisis
More Labor Troubles for Two Vital Industries
Editorial
Index to Newsletters
Washington Whispers
People of the Week
U.S. Companies Abroad
Finance News
Plus & Minus
Weather
Labor News
Volume: 71
Issue: 15
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Boom on the Way? Top Experts Size Up the Outlook
Beyond Britain: Red Spies All Over the World
Time of Anxiety for Pope and Bishops
ROTC Stages a Comeback
U.S. Aid for Lawmen Comes Under Fire
How to Combat Crime - Interview with Jerris Leonard, Head of Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Uproar Over the Angela Davis case: Facts, Issues
New Pressures to Safeguard Pensions
Story Behind the "Textile War" with Japan
Making Your Car Safer - Latest Moves
First Signs of an Upturn in Defense Spending
As Power Lineup Shifts in a Key Part of the World - Fresh Challenge for U. S.
News-Lines: What Busniessmen Can and Cannot Do
Portrait of "bebe" Rebozo - Nixon Family's Closest Friend
Factory-Built Homes Are Gaining, but
Are Inches, Pints, Pounds on the Way Out in U.S.?
The CIA - an Attack and a Reply
Former Staff Officer Criticizes CIA Activities
Former CIA Executive Defends Its Operations
What to Expect Next in World's Money Crisis
More Labor Troubles for Two Vital Industries
Editorial
Index to Newsletters
Washington Whispers
People of the Week
U.S. Companies Abroad
Finance News
Plus & Minus
Weather
Labor News
Volume: 71
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Letters to the Editor
Passing Along the Red Ink
Vietnam Story - Troopers of the U.S. 1st Cavalry evacuate their casualties from the Ia Drang Valley in November, 1965. Their costly victory over a large North Vietnamese force convinced American policymakers that U.S. soldiers and helicopters could win, and made Vietnam, irreversibly, America's war.
Flash! I've Got an Idea
Gloom and Boom Towns
Outlook
Gorbachev's Big Prize
Peace Divident: R.I.P
Business in Beijing
The Royal Tab
A Maestro's Proteges
Cincinnati Story
Washington Whispers
U.S. News
Can Bush Come Back?
Congress Passes the Buck
Wolves in yellowstone?
Tomorrow: Michael Barone and David Gergen on Term Limitation
Special Report
Cover Story
Fatal Victory. The U.S. Ignored the Lessons of its First Big Battle in Vietnam
Vietnam Story: Showdown in the Ia Drang Valley
A Talk with General Giap
Where are the Boys of '65?
Worldgram: Election in Poland; de Klerk's Strategy
Business
Gloom and Boom Towns
No Free-Market Magic in the Soviet Union
Economic Outlook: Sylvia Nasar on the Dollar's Decline
Science & Society
College Fund-Raising
Portrait: The Dalai Lama
News You Can Use
"Creativity" at Work
Eye on Wall Street: Risks, Rewards and Nobel Awards
Fitness: Toys for the Sporting Life
Health: Babies after 40
The Newsletter: Fare Hikes; Colitis, Home 800 Numbers
Editorial: Immigration
Volume: 109
Issue: 17
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Letters to the Editor
Passing Along the Red Ink
Vietnam Story - Troopers of the U.S. 1st Cavalry evacuate their casualties from the Ia Drang Valley in November, 1965. Their costly victory over a large North Vietnamese force convinced American policymakers that U.S. soldiers and helicopters could win, and made Vietnam, irreversibly, America's war.
Flash! I've Got an Idea
Gloom and Boom Towns
Outlook
Gorbachev's Big Prize
Peace Divident: R.I.P
Business in Beijing
The Royal Tab
A Maestro's Proteges
Cincinnati Story
Washington Whispers
U.S. News
Can Bush Come Back?
Congress Passes the Buck
Wolves in yellowstone?
Tomorrow: Michael Barone and David Gergen on Term Limitation
Special Report
Cover Story
Fatal Victory. The U.S. Ignored the Lessons of its First Big Battle in Vietnam
Vietnam Story: Showdown in the Ia Drang Valley
A Talk with General Giap
Where are the Boys of '65?
Worldgram: Election in Poland; de Klerk's Strategy
Business
Gloom and Boom Towns
No Free-Market Magic in the Soviet Union
Economic Outlook: Sylvia Nasar on the Dollar's Decline
Science & Society
College Fund-Raising
Portrait: The Dalai Lama
News You Can Use
"Creativity" at Work
Eye on Wall Street: Risks, Rewards and Nobel Awards
Fitness: Toys for the Sporting Life
Health: Babies after 40
The Newsletter: Fare Hikes; Colitis, Home 800 Numbers
Editorial: Immigration
Volume: 109
Issue: 17
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The Gap Widens
Where Arms Talks Go from here
U.S. and China Warm Relations - to a Degree
Lebanese Conflict - a No-Win Situation for the U.S.?
In Lebanon, Hatreds Cloud Issues for Peace
Hard Choice for U.S. as Philippine Turmoil Grows
An Economic Feud at the White House
Airlines in Turbulence and More to Come
Now It's Russia Facing Nuclear Woes
Untold Story of the Road to War in Vietnam A Special Section
In Iowa, Opening Shots of the '84 Campaign
Old Issues Come Home to Roost at Supreme Court
Well-Run Companies: The Secret of Success
Where Inflation Has Taken Us
Good Times Through '84 but Then What?
When World's Builders Think Super-Big
"The Role of Women is Changing" in the Arab World
Has Success Spoiled the Medicare Program?
As Fringe Benefits Go Under the Gun
World-Debt Bomb: Is It Being Defused?
Newsletters
Tomorrow
Worldgram
World Business
U.S. Business
News You Can Use
Departments
Letters to the Editor
Memo to Readers
Currents in the News
Washington Whispers
Taking Stock
News-Lines
Tax Rulings
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Volume: 95
Issue: 15
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The Gap Widens
Where Arms Talks Go from here
U.S. and China Warm Relations - to a Degree
Lebanese Conflict - a No-Win Situation for the U.S.?
In Lebanon, Hatreds Cloud Issues for Peace
Hard Choice for U.S. as Philippine Turmoil Grows
An Economic Feud at the White House
Airlines in Turbulence and More to Come
Now It's Russia Facing Nuclear Woes
Untold Story of the Road to War in Vietnam A Special Section
In Iowa, Opening Shots of the '84 Campaign
Old Issues Come Home to Roost at Supreme Court
Well-Run Companies: The Secret of Success
Where Inflation Has Taken Us
Good Times Through '84 but Then What?
When World's Builders Think Super-Big
"The Role of Women is Changing" in the Arab World
Has Success Spoiled the Medicare Program?
As Fringe Benefits Go Under the Gun
World-Debt Bomb: Is It Being Defused?
Newsletters
Tomorrow
Worldgram
World Business
U.S. Business
News You Can Use
Departments
Letters to the Editor
Memo to Readers
Currents in the News
Washington Whispers
Taking Stock
News-Lines
Tax Rulings
The Editor's Page
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Threshold of a New Age
Real Goals of the Moon Mission
How Useful is the Moon? - A Practical Answer
For U. S. Space Cities - and Uncertain Future
What's Happening to Food Prices
Medical Crisis and How to Meet It
Where the Reds are Stopped in Vietnam
Boost for Development on the Mekong - What Asians will Want on Nixon's Trip
Foreign-Car Boom: Who is Gaining
Needed Immediately: 200 College Presidents
The Breakdown in Our Cities - Interview with George Romney
Portrait of Two Presidents: Nixon and Johnson
Family-Planning Campaign - the Louisiana Story
Nixon's Plan to Fight Menace of Drugs
Record Raises of 1969: Who's Getting Them
News-Lines: What Businessmen Can and Cannot Do
Are Americans Goig Over Their Heads in Debt?
A Close Look at the Sagging Stock Market
David Lawrence Editorial
Index to Newsletters
March of the News
People of the Week
Washington Whispers
Plus & Minus
Labor Week
U.S. Companies Abroad
Weather
Finance Week
Volume: 62
Issue: 4
Item Creation Date: July 28, 1969
Collection: James Evans Collection
Association: Americal Division Veterans Association
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Threshold of a New Age
Real Goals of the Moon Mission
How Useful is the Moon? - A Practical Answer
For U. S. Space Cities - and Uncertain Future
What's Happening to Food Prices
Medical Crisis and How to Meet It
Where the Reds are Stopped in Vietnam
Boost for Development on the Mekong - What Asians will Want on Nixon's Trip
Foreign-Car Boom: Who is Gaining
Needed Immediately: 200 College Presidents
The Breakdown in Our Cities - Interview with George Romney
Portrait of Two Presidents: Nixon and Johnson
Family-Planning Campaign - the Louisiana Story
Nixon's Plan to Fight Menace of Drugs
Record Raises of 1969: Who's Getting Them
News-Lines: What Businessmen Can and Cannot Do
Are Americans Goig Over Their Heads in Debt?
A Close Look at the Sagging Stock Market
David Lawrence Editorial
Index to Newsletters
March of the News
People of the Week
Washington Whispers
Plus & Minus
Labor Week
U.S. Companies Abroad
Weather
Finance Week
Volume: 62
Issue: 4
Item Creation Date: July 28, 1969
Collection: James Evans Collection
Association: Americal Division Veterans Association
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[Number of Pages: 88]
Index to Newsletters
Washington Whispers
Tomorrow
Ford as a World Leader
Will U.S. Seize Mideast Oil?
As Prices Skyrocket, a Buyer's Strike Threatens
Ford vs. Lameduck congress
Prosecution Wraps Up Its Watergate Case
Spotlight on CIA - Interview with William E. Colby
Using FBI for "Dirty Tricks"
Promise from Top Tax Man: No More Political "Snooping"
Meaning of Latest U.S. Base Closings
Worldgram
Unemployment Spreads, and Worst is Yet to Come
Trend of American Business
Democratic Governors See a Bumpy Road to White House
"Odds Are Against Depression" Interview with an Authority on National Trends
A New Danger of Epidemics?
Business Around the World
Scare Over Cancer in Water
Former Pacific Battlefields Gear Up to Join U.S.
Canada "Cools" its Welcome
news You Can Use
Uproar Over Students' Records
Change at the College - Away from the Barricades, Back to the Books
Cigarette Use Grows in Spite of Warnings
"Do It Yourself" Pension Funds: a New Tax Break
Pot Can Harm, but Does Prison Help?
Tax Rulings
More Women Head U.S. Homes
News-Lines: What You Can and Cannot Do in Business
Editor's Page
Volume: 77
Issue: 23
Item Creation Date: December 2, 1974
Collection: Jim Dingeman Vietnam Conflict Collection
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Index to Newsletters
Washington Whispers
Tomorrow
Ford as a World Leader
Will U.S. Seize Mideast Oil?
As Prices Skyrocket, a Buyer's Strike Threatens
Ford vs. Lameduck congress
Prosecution Wraps Up Its Watergate Case
Spotlight on CIA - Interview with William E. Colby
Using FBI for "Dirty Tricks"
Promise from Top Tax Man: No More Political "Snooping"
Meaning of Latest U.S. Base Closings
Worldgram
Unemployment Spreads, and Worst is Yet to Come
Trend of American Business
Democratic Governors See a Bumpy Road to White House
"Odds Are Against Depression" Interview with an Authority on National Trends
A New Danger of Epidemics?
Business Around the World
Scare Over Cancer in Water
Former Pacific Battlefields Gear Up to Join U.S.
Canada "Cools" its Welcome
news You Can Use
Uproar Over Students' Records
Change at the College - Away from the Barricades, Back to the Books
Cigarette Use Grows in Spite of Warnings
"Do It Yourself" Pension Funds: a New Tax Break
Pot Can Harm, but Does Prison Help?
Tax Rulings
More Women Head U.S. Homes
News-Lines: What You Can and Cannot Do in Business
Editor's Page
Volume: 77
Issue: 23
Item Creation Date: December 2, 1974
Collection: Jim Dingeman Vietnam Conflict Collection
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