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Monitor articles for July 13, 1981
- Iranian leftists not intimidated by ruling mullahs
- Dip of the knee straightens a swing
- Rethinking warfare; National Defense, by James Fallows. New York: Random House. $12.95.
- 'The faculty can provide the missing cultural diversity'
- A novel to amuse, baffle; Loitering with Intent, by Muriel Spark. New York: Coward, McCann & Geoghegan.
- Egypt sees a friend in Sudan's Nimeiry
- Plan of action to halt riots eludes Britain's leaders
- 600,000 enrollees in China's version of an open university
- Pick of the paperbacks; The Fear Brokers, by Thomas J. McIntyre with John C. Obert. Boston: Beacon Press. $7.95.
- Mexico's Central America strategy
- Why be bored?
- A look at the world's under-reported millions; Villages, by Richard Critchfield. Garden City, New York: Anchor Press/Doubleday. $17.95.
- Federal hand prevails in 'Medfly' extermination issue
- Report from Australia -- poor grades for teachers
- Italy's new government wins parliament OK
- Exploring WWII treatment of Japanese-Americans
- Bringing technology to the village; The World Challenge, by Jean- Jacques Servan-Schreiber. New York: Simon and Schuster. $14.95.
- Cecil Rhodes -- 'A Touch of Churchill, A Touch of Hitler'
- Pick of the paperbacks; P. G. Wodehouse: A Portrait of a Master (New Revised Edition), by David A. Jasen. New York: Continuum. $8.95.
- The political pluses of Judge O'Connor
- Taking a tip from Ike
- The midnight gardeners
- The US and El Salvador's violence
- Magic Johnson's contract has its own magical aura
- Reagan and tax cut: will he have to settle for less?
- The Joy of Achievement
- Among the new city folk: Burlington, Vt., Casper
- Fathers
- Dublin warns London on Hunger strike negotiations
- Stuck on some homework? Pick up the phone; ask an expert.
- Remembering the good of it all
- Grandmums' jumped at big Caltex offering
- Hollywood writers' strike on verge of settlement
- Soccer
- Bigger defense may mandate draft
- 4 OPEC nations reported hurt by the oil surplus
- 2 exiles who hijacked jet face stiff action in Cuba
- Invite lonely sailors home, the Navy asks Chicagoans
- Unholstered
- Havana says five Cubans taken in plot to kill Castro
- Sun music
- Caribbean aid package agreed on
- The harvest of the mental turf
- Making Friends
- Why Soviets change their tune on Poland
- The Soviets: reaching for the stars; Red Star in Orbit, by James E. Oberg. New York: Random House. $12.95
- John Muir: mountaineer, conservationist, and writer; John Muir and His Legacy: The American Conservation Movement, by Stephen R. Fox. Boston: Little...
- US investors sniffing out the Australian exchanges
- Where New Right and old right diverge
- Smaller property tax bills will arrive a bit late this year in the Bay State
- Understanding the Soviet threat; The Soviet Union and SALT, by Samuel B. Payne Jr. Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press.
- Pick of the paperbacks; Unsetting Europe, by Jane Kramer.New York: Vintage Books/Random House. $4.95.
- Britain: an epic test of tribal cooperation
- Eight ways to tell New York from Los Angeles from London
- Protest brews over hefty EC alcohol tax
- Shazam! What happens at magicians' convention?
- Ottawa summit: heading off looming foreign trade clash?
- Black business faces test: will Reaganomics spawn growth?
- Two authors view the world; Solvency -- The Price of Survival: An Essay on American Foreign Policy, by James Chace. New York: Random House. $9.95.;...
- That other Sitwell: Edith; Edith Sitwell: A Unicorn Among Lions, by Victoria Glendinning. New York: Alfred A. Knopf.$17.95; Edith Sitwell: A biograp...
- Israeli planes attack 2 points in Lebanon
- Pick of the paperbacks; A Short Walk in the Hindu Kush, by Eric Newby. New York: Penguin Books. $4.95.
- The spring