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Despite its name, Congressional Quarterly (cq) puts out everything but a quarterly. Its publications include CQ Today, CQ Almanac, Guide to Congress, Congress and the Nation, and CQ Historic Documents, with many of these now available online. One need not be a congressional historian to appreciate cq. Researchers who deal with Congress have long since learned to turn first to its array of guides, but other historians dealing with practically any issue in modern times can likewise find in them an abundance of relevant information. cq launched its primary-source Historic Documents series in 1972 and has since published thirty-five thick volumes that fill several library shelves. The first volume opens with a January 2, 1972, interview by Dan Rather with President Richard M. Nixon on Vietnam and the pending election, and then proceeds month by month with documents ranging from the surgeon general's report on television violence

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