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SUEZ CRISIS Rumors of War MICHAEL P. FOGARTY N OT SINCE Munich have I been as ashamed of my country's foreign policy as during the war hysteria which swept England after the seizure of Suez,...
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THE SCREEN BRASH BOY BRAVES BUS A LTHOUGH the movie version of "Bus Stop" only vaguely resembles William Inge's original stage play, most of the changes are for the better. Scriptwriter George...
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OF NOTE THE NATURAL LAW T HE Notre Dame Law School has recently begun an annual publication, the Natural Law Forum (Law Building, Notre Dame, Indiana). Its initial issue contains an article by...
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THE LITTLE MAGAZINES Golden Horizon JOSEPH M. DUFFY, JR. T HE TERM "little magazine" is now so big in its coverage that one is almost embarrassed to use it. In its strictest sense "little...
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Vol. 064 Issue 023 (September 7 1956)
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