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week by week CHRIST IN CHRISTMAS THE DRIVE to "put Christ back in Christmas" has become an annual and accepted event in American life. True, there are still plenty of Christmas cards decorated...
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Voice of Liberty "THE DISSATISFACTION WITH COMMUNISM EVIDENCED IN THE SATELLITES IS AN INDICATION OF WHAT CAN HAPPEN IN THE MORE DIFFICULT CASE OF SOVIET RUSSIA ITSELF" LESLIE C. STEVENS IT IS...
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POLITICAL PROSPECTS More of the Same WILLIAM V. SHANNON IT IS the custom of political observers to interpret the outcome of a national election as a significant turning point in the life of the...
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HERE AND THERE BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR A JUST MAN I ATTENDED a party last evening. The birthday child was the Reverend Arthur J. Brown, a venerable Presbyterian minister. There were one hundred candles...
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ARTIST AND MAN The Achievement of Cocteau MARTIN TURNELL ALTHOUGH we are inclined to think of Cocteau as a virtuoso who has practiced all or nearly all the arts, this is not how he himself sees...
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THE SCREEN ALL-AMERICAN IN THE 1949 remake of "Little Women" June Allyson made Jo a more typical American girl than Katharine Hepburn had done in the better version of 1933 or than Louisa May...
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OF NOTE ENGLISH AT MASS A RECENT editorial in the North-Central Louisiana Register, publication of the diocese of Alexandria, La., (P.O., Box 589, Alexandria, La.) discusses the use of the...
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COMMUNICATIONS "THE BISHOPS' STATEMENT" Philadelphia, Pa. TO the Editors: Re your comment on the Bishops' statement [Nov. 30]: you praise its support of the UN but say nothing about the...
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BOOKS The Void, the Voyage, the Wide, Wide World THE WHOLE VOYALD. By William Saroyan. Atlantic-Little, Brown. $3.75. By WILLIAM J. SMITH WILLIAM Saroyan has always been his own finest critic. A...
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Vol. 065 Issue 010 (December 7 1956)
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