Inside the system
Subtitle: a Washington monthly reader.
By: Edited by Charles Peters and Timothy J. Adams. Introd. by Richard H. Rovere.
Contributors: Adams, Timothy J., joint comp.
Publisher: Praeger Publishers
Published: 1970
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 333
Subjects: United States -- Politics and government -- 1945-1989.
Other titles: Washington monthly.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Political reporters in presidential politics, by D. S. Broder.; title: The White House staff vs. the Cabinet: an interview with Bill Moyers, by H. Sidey.; title: Behind the scenes and under the rug: one man's Presidential Commission, by H. E. Shuman.; title: Passive-positive to active-negative: the style and character of Presidents, by J. D. Barber.; title: Memo of the month/Department of the Air Force.; title: A Senator's day, by J. Boyd.; title: Jamie Whitten, permanent secretary of agriculture, by N. Kotz.; title: The highwaymen, by D. Hapgood.; title: The making of a majority: safeguard and the Senate, by N. Miller.; title: Memo of the month/the Under Secretary of Labor.; title: The special assistant, by R. Baker and C. Peters.; title: Revolt at Justice, by G. J. Greenberg.; title: Rebuke at HEW, by M. Mintz.; title: The cost of cowardice: silence in the Foreign Service, by W. A. Bell.; title: Ambassador's rebuttal, by K. M. Crockett.; title: Memo of the month/National Labor Relations Board.; title: The missing Ambassador, by J. C. Thomson, Jr.; title: The data game, by A. M. Ross.; title: The stupidity of intelligence, by M. J. Blachman.; title: Spring spending spree, by C. R. Fisher.; title: "Freedom of choice" in Georgia, by T. Branch.; title: Can we survive? By B. Commoner.