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THE Commonweal week by week Foreign Policy in a Vacuum T HE conference at Geneva collapses like a circus tent at midnight. It was the greatest Western diplomatic failure in the cold war. The...
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The Changing Commonwealth "IT IS POSSIBLE THAT THE COMMONWEALTH AS A WHOLE WOULD BE A STRONGER AND MORE USEFUL FORCE IF ITS COMPONENTS ACTED MORE ON THEIR OWN." MICHAEL P. FOGARTY I GREW up into...
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The Catholic in a Democratic Society WINNER OF THE COMMONWEAL'S THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY AWARD FOR AN ESSAY BY AN UNDERGRADUATE COLLEGE STUDENT JOSEPH E. IMBRIACO A MERICAN Catholicism and the...
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THE SCREEN LET'S NOT BE BEASTLY TO CIUEEG T HE fi!m version of "The Caine Mutiny" suffers only by comparison. Moviegoers who have not read Herman Wouk's novel (are there any?) or have not seen...
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COMMUNICATIONS "TECHNICS AND TOTALITARIANISM" Los Angeles, Calif. T O the Editors: I am quite gratified, as are, no doubt, many of us, to see Professor Wilhelmsen's article "Technics and...
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BOOKS Vernon Lee, a Lonely Lady ANNE FREMANTLE S HE scared me at first, in her mannish clothes, with la striped, starched shirt and tie, short, gray straight sparse hair and gleaming eyes. She...
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Spokesman for the Central Importance THE UNKNOWN CHEKHOV. Translaeed wlth an infroducHon by Avrahm Yarrnolinsey. The Noonday Press. $4.50. By DAVID BURNHAM C HEKHOV is probably best known to...
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Vol. 060 Issue 009 (June 4 1954)
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