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Just Out: Leonard Lurie is all for The Impeachment of Richard Nixon (Berkeley, paperback, 95 cents). . . . Another Wodehouse, The Plot That Thickened (Simon & Schuster, $6.95).

Out Next Month: Seumas Stewart’s Book Collecting is a guide for tyros (Dutton, $8.95). . . . Whatever Became of Sin? asks Karl Menninger (Hawthorn, $7.95). . . . Colonel William S. Hauser doesn’t despair of America’s Army in Crisis (Johns Hopkins, $8.50). . . . Jaunty title for the memoirs of gossip columnist Joe Hyams: Mislaid in Hollywood (Wyden, $7.95). . . . The Fourteenth Chronicle: Letters and Diaries of John Dos Passos is edited by Townsend Ludington and shapes up as Gambit’s biggest this fall ($12.50 till Jan. 1, then $15). . . . Surely you can guess the thesis of Dr. Robert Stein’s Incest and Human Love (Third Press, $7.95).

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Just Out: Leonard Lurie is all for The Impeachment of Richard Nixon (Berkeley, paperback, 95 cents). . . . Another Wodehouse, The Plot That Thickened (Simon & Schuster, $6.95).

Out Next Month: Seumas Stewart’s Book Collecting is a guide for tyros (Dutton, $8.95). . . . Whatever Became of Sin? asks Karl Menninger (Hawthorn, $7.95). . . . Colonel William S. Hauser doesn’t despair of America’s Army in Crisis (Johns Hopkins, $8.50). . . . Jaunty title for the memoirs of gossip columnist Joe Hyams: Mislaid in Hollywood (Wyden, $7.95). . . . The Fourteenth Chronicle: Letters and Diaries of John Dos Passos is edited by Townsend Ludington and shapes up as Gambit’s biggest this fall ($12.50 till Jan. 1, then $15). . . . Surely you can guess the thesis of Dr. Robert Stein’s Incest and Human Love (Third Press, $7.95).