GOOD READING

1) First and foremost, this month, is Edward Teller's "Dangerous Myths about Nuclear Arms," Reader's Digest, Nov. 82; reprints 10 for $3 (also quantity discounts) from RD Reprint Editor, Box 25, Pleasantville, NY 10507. Note also the condensation of John Barron's book The KGB's Magical War for Peace in the October issue.

2) D.R. Lee's Environmental vs. Political Pollution, IIER booklet, $1.25 from Caroline House Publ., 920 W.Industrial Dr., Aurora, IL 60506, is an excellent treatise on how pollution results from ill-defined property rights.

3) Apocalypse then and now: Peace movement and the anti-nuclear crusade" by John R. Silber; "The nuclear debate: scientists, the media and the public" by S. Rothman and S.R. Lichtman, Public Opinion, August/September 1982.

4) The environment and future generations: "Inheriting the Earth" by J.P. Martino, Reason, November 1982.

5) Fascinating insights about Billy Graham, the National Council of Churches (but not about energy): Allan C. Brownfeld on the Pentecostalists in the basement of the US Embassy in Moscow (where they have been since 1978), 75 cents from Human Events, Dept. PE, 422 First St. N.E., Washington, DC 20003.

6) Nuclear weapons: surrender or defense?" by Jane M. Orient, M.D., appears to be the first opposition to Caldicott in a medical journal, the J. Amer. Medical Women's Assn. (JAMWA), Oct. 82, or directly for stamped SASE from Dr Orient, 3615 E. 5^th St., Tucson, AZ 85716.

7) Slave Labor and the Soviet Pipeline, Backgrounder no. 211, (free)