Monthly Review Volume 19, Number 2 (June 1967) [PDF]

Volume 19, Number 2 Contents

• Review of the Month: “Vietnam and the 1968 Elections” by Leo Huberman, Paul M. Sweezy
• “The Sino-Soviet Split in Philosophy” by Donald Clark Hodges
• “No Comment” by Granma
• “The Day the Cops Smiled” by Alexander L. Crosby
• “Some Reactions to the Revelations About the CIA” by H. H. Wilson
• World Events: “World Events” by Scott Nearing
• “Armed Struggle and Political Struggle in Latin America” by Régis Debray
• Review: “The Permanent Promise: A Critique of the Liberal Books on Vietnam” by Hugh Deane
• Review: “The Point Still Is To Change It” by Karl Miller
• Correspondence: “A Little Nonsense?; It Was Funny!” by Norman Reider, Ross Gandy