70 Year Magazine Archive

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Out This Month: What ever became of Martin Bormann? Edwin P. Hoyt offers an answer in The Ghost Lane (Luce, $6.95) . . . Ronald W. Clark out with a big bio of Einstein (World, $15) . . . Fragments of My Fleece is a collection of Dean Acheson’s speeches and shorter writings (Norton, $6.95). Also from Norton, Milestones of History offers a hundred essays on as many milestones, 1,500 illustrations, and a host of editors including Hugh Thomas and Christopher Hibbert ($10).

The Waste Land now appears in a facsimile edition that includes original drafts and notes made on the manuscript by Pound, Eliot and Eliot’s first wife (Harcourt, $22.50; limited edition, $50) . . . Donald Barr, beleaguered headmaster who is trying to turn New York’s Dalton School away from educational licentiousness, gives his views in Who Pushed Humpty Dumpty? (Atheneum, $10). From the same publisher, Kennedy Justice is a survey of Bobby’s years as Attorney General, but satirist Victor Navasky doesn’t mean the title to be funny ($10).

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