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Monitor articles for November 17, 1989

• Big Thaw Begins in East Bloc Politics
• Took Two Axes to Cook the Coot
• Tokyo Auto Show `Scary' for US
• FREEZE FRAMES
• Trade Deficit Dips to $7.9 Billion
• US AUTOMAKERS DISPLAY WARES FOR JAPANESE
• Changes Rattle E. German Economy
• `Tale of Two Cities' Puts You In the Heart of History - Despite Built-in Limits
• Signs From A Visit To a Cousin
• KENNEDY TO PUSH ANTISMOKING BILL IN 1990
• Moral Courage And the Drug Problem
• Old Louisville, Ky.
• Textbook Evolution
• News Currents
• Making Castro Dance to the Trade-Embargo Beat
• The Polls: 1948 Looks Better and Better
• Whose Hand in El Salvador?
• FURTHER REFORMS EXPECTED IN EAST GERMANY
• Welcoming the World to New York
• Address delivered at the dedication of the Cemetery at Gettysburg
• Turn Poland's Energy Into Stable Democracy
• Data Find Soviets Ambivalent to Perestroika
• From Japan's Colony to Competitor
• Winds of Democracy
• The Wall Evokes Flight Memories
• Lincoln's Legacy of Language
• The President as `Insider'
• The Dog Was a Later Addition
• China Discounts Loss Of Main Southern Port