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...Reader Nesbit don his own glasses and look again at Non-Smoker Rockefeller...
...Reader Bennett's figures are correct. But the $13 figure is what the Administration figures the "average taxable wage earner" would pay specifically for medicare, eliminating the portion of the increased payment that would go to old age assistance...
...There are 72 Braille magazines (total circulation: 95,045), including a special edition of the Reader's Digest sent free to 3,800 people...
...long, sober novel, mostly about the uncertainties of the university young (some Jewish, some gentile, none religious). Despite serious flaws, it is one of the better works of fiction published this year. The author's eye and ear have few equals, and on every page the reader knows that he is in the presence of a writer...
...Moral Flounderer. Gabe Wallach is the novel's hero and its most troublesome shortcoming. The son of a well-to-do New York dentist, Gabe is an intelligent, joyless, bored young man who is a scholar more by default than vocation. When the reader first sees him, he is a graduate student at the University of Iowa (his most irksome course is, naturally, Anglo-Saxon-a sly touch of the kind Roth is best at). There Gabe meets Paul and Libby Herz, a morose young couple living in a water-stained barracks apartment furnished chiefly with smudged paper-ungraded...