Published Works
- Books
- USA/From Where We Stand: Readings in Contemporary American Problems, Paperback book, Fearon Publishers, (1970)
- Understanding California Government and Politics, 152 pages, Fearon Publishers, (1966)
- Congressional reports
- NATO, pressures from the southern tier: Report of a study mission to Europe, August 5–27, 1975, pursuant to H. Res. 315, 22 pages, Published by United States Government Print Office, (1975)
- Vietnam and Korea: Human rights and U.S. assistance : a study mission report of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, U.S. House of Representatives, 15 pages, Published by United States Government Print Office, (1975)
- The United States oil shortage and the Arab-Israeli conflict: Report of a study mission to the Middle East from October 22 to November 3, 1973, 76 pages, Published by United States Government Print Office, (1973)
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