November

Health Care, Human Rights and GovernmentIntervention Garvan F. Kuskey, DDS 648 A critical appraisal of the efforts to nationalize medical and dental services. Let EducationGo Commercial Thomas L. Johnson 655 Exploring the market possibilities of resolving some of the problems of schools. Welfare as aRight RidgwayK. Foley, Jr. 663 If it is a right, rather than a privilege, someone must be bound to deliver. Dear America: An open letter from a young American. Howard D. Aley 672 How to stop Inflation leonardE. Read 674 Take from government the power to create money and hand out special privileges. The Right to Be Wrong-and the Obligationto Be Right CharlesR. LaDow 680 To the right of free speech is forever attached the obiigation to be right. Freedom/Responsibility-theQuest for Individual Dignity Robert G. Bearce 685 Only through self-improvement may one proceed toward a better world. The Cry for Freedom Is the Screa.m of Nature Th'omas F. O'Connell 691 However frustrating the search for freedom, it must go on.

Book Reviews: 699 "The lady and the Tycoon: letters Between Rose Wilder lane and Jasper Crane" edited by Roger Lea MacBride "The Political Illusion" by Jacques Ellul Anyone wishing to communicate with authors may send first-class mail in care of THE FREEMAN for forwarding.

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