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Presents several letters to the editor on the article published in the earlier issues of the journal "The Nation." Reports on the heroic battle of Negba; Reports on the trade relations between China and the United States; Desire for renewal of subscription of the journal "The Nation."

Comments on political and socioeconomic issues worldwide. Recovery of the U.S. from depression depicted in the index of industrial production; Testimony given by American Federation of Labor president William Green before the congressional committee about the federal system of unemployment insurance; Aim of the diplomatic conversations in China between Japanese and Chinese officials to give concrete expression to the alleged new "friendly policy" of Japan; Mortality among magazines devoted to the serious discussion of public affairs during the depression.

Presents excerpts from articles about various socio-political issues in several countries published in journals and newspapers. Criticism made by British Prime Minister Winston Churchill against the ELAS forces in Greece; Scarcity of cars in European cities; Statement made by Liang Han-chan, the outgoing Minister of Information of China, about the military situation in China.

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in previous issues of the journal. Comment on the article "Waiting for That Visa to China," published in the July 3, 1971 issue; Views on the costs of a China trip; Information about the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency in the U.S.; Report on a byproduct of television editing.

The article presents several articles that were published in various issues of the periodical. The article discusses the pro-Chinese circle in this country are alarmed by the wide sale of "Chinese silk" here, sponsored by Chinese business men. While they have no evidence that the silk doesn't come from China, they do know there is very little Chinese silk available; and in any case they are certain it will cripple the boycott movement by making it impossible to spot a violation of the boycott. Great concern over the development has been expressed by government officials in China. The article also focuses on Florida. Florida's Governor made the headlines last year with his bitter opposition to federal anti-lynching legislation; he insisted that the states could handle the problem.

Focuses on Isaac Deutscher, a British Citizen and a well-known writer on Soviet affairs. Reference to the article "New Russia-China Clash Revealed," published in the July 2 issue of the newspaper "Sunday Times"; Information that Deutscher has been a visiting lecturer at Harvard and other American universities; Report of Sino-Soviet myth that was published in the February issue of the newspaper "The Observer."

Focuses on the accomplishments of anti-communist Alfred Kohlberg in keeping alive the cause of a free China. Discussion on the part he played in making possible the overthrow of the oppressor in China; Reference to him as a businessman, a philanthropist and a publisher who made his voice heard by letters he wrote to various journals; Focus on his concern for the fate of men who have fallen prey to tyranny and for the careers of those who cooperated in that catastrophe.

Examines various articles on Communist China by Mark Gayn, published in several U.S. newspapers. Comparison of Gayn's previous writings with these articles; Comment that the articles, without departing from realities, but with a different selection and weighting, could have been more openly skeptical and more negative in judgment; Opinion of Gayn that China is one of the most regimented of states; Description of the influence of Chairman Mao Tse-Tung's influence in China; Comment on the established U.S. policy of forbidding American journalists to visit Communist China; Comment on the treatment of American journalists in Communist China.