American Decades
"Is America Turning Right?"
Magazine article
By: David Gelman, et al.
Date: November 7, 1977
Source: Gelman, David, et al. Newsweek. November 7, 1977, 34–36, 43–45.
About the Author: David Graham Gelman (1926–), born in New York City, studied at the City University of New York while working as a reporter for the New York Post. He joined the staff of the Peace Corps in 1962 as the director of special projects. In 1966, Gelman became the associate editor for national affairs at Newsweek; three years later, he became the national editor of Newsday, before rejoining Newsweek as a general editor and senior writer in 1975.
Introduction
After a decade dominated by liberalism, the political right hailed the election of Richard M. Nixon (served 1969–1974) to the presidency in 1968 as proof that the American public wanted a return to conservative values....
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1970's Government and Politics Primary Sources
- The End of the Vietnam War
- Law and Order
- "Presidential Speech Announcing Acceptance of an Invitation to Visit the People's Republic of China"
- A Thaw in the Cold War
- Dark Days in the White House
- "Text of Address by McGovern Accepting the Democratic Presidential Nomination"
- From Victor to Vanquished
- The Boys on the Bus
- Why Not the Best
- "Is America Turning Right?"
- "Foreign Affairs: The Need for Leadership"
- Harvard Hates America: The Odyssey of a Born-Again American
- A National Malaise
- I'm Mad as Hell: The Exclusive Story of the Tax Revolt and Its Leader
- Yellow Ribbon: The Secret Journal of Bruce Laingen
- Copyright Page
- Acknowledgments
