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Just Out: Herbert S. Parmet describes him as Eisenhower: The Necessary President (Macmillan, $12.95). . . . European Journalist Oton Ambroz scrutinizes the Sino-Soviet split in his two-volume Realignment of World Power, concludes that the schism is real (Speller, $25). . . . Nasser biographer Shirley Graham Dubois is farther left than her subject (Viking, $8.95). From the same house, Lawrence Durrell retells the medieval legend of Pope Joan ($6.50).

Out Next Month: Transparent Things, a Nabokov novella, sights a big fish in a little barrel: an American intellectual (McGraw-Hill, $5.95). The same publisher put together over five hundred illustrations for American Civilization, and editor Daniel J. Boorstin lined up thirteen writers ($29.95 till Jan. 1, then $35). . . . Another memoir of JFK by Joseph McCarthy, Kenny O’Donnell and David Powers: Johnny, We Hardly Knew Ye (Little, Brown, $10).

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Just Out: Herbert S. Parmet describes him as Eisenhower: The Necessary President (Macmillan, $12.95). . . . European Journalist Oton Ambroz scrutinizes the Sino-Soviet split in his two-volume Realignment of World Power, concludes that the schism is real (Speller, $25). . . . Nasser biographer Shirley Graham Dubois is farther left than her subject (Viking, $8.95). From the same house, Lawrence Durrell retells the medieval legend of Pope Joan ($6.50).

Out Next Month: Transparent Things, a Nabokov novella, sights a big fish in a little barrel: an American intellectual (McGraw-Hill, $5.95). The same publisher put together over five hundred illustrations for American Civilization, and editor Daniel J. Boorstin lined up thirteen writers ($29.95 till Jan. 1, then $35). . . . Another memoir of JFK by Joseph McCarthy, Kenny O’Donnell and David Powers: Johnny, We Hardly Knew Ye (Little, Brown, $10).