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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR OF PU~d.ICATION week by week PROTESTANT-CATHOLIC TENSIONS O NE PRIEST we know insists that talk...
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America's Farm Problem Our politicians and our farm specialists have not been short of answers. Yet until recently few if any of the answers have been good ones. by EDWARD T HE THREAT of social...
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tary basis, the problem farms at first, paying the farmers via rentals or outright purchase for putting the land into cover crops. (To correct the resources imbalance, of course, larger farms...
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product of ignorance or illiteracy, or religious beliefs, poverty, or unusual economic conditions. Therefore, while the U.N. is anxious to secure the banishment of legal sanctions for the...
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up with New York's hurly-burly. Mr. Still is extensively illustrated, Miss McCullough is not, except for a stunning color photograph of New York at night which appears as a frontispiece and on...
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up with New York's hurly-burly. Mr. Still is extensively illustrated, Miss McCullough is not, except for a stunning color photograph of New York at night which appears as a frontispiece and on...
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Exchange on "American Civilization" Notre Dame, Ind. T O THE EDITORS: I do not think that my friend Thomas Molnar will object to this effort to qualify, and perhaps correct, certain statements...
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THE SCREEN THE 5:36 TO VALHALLA I T IS HARD to say whether "The Vikings" will appeal more to adults or to youngsters. Since it's mainly about ninth-century Northmen who pillaged and plundered...
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BOOKS Two Generations Between the Two World Wars TffE CONSCIENCE OF THE RICH. By C. P. Snow. Scribners. $3.95. By JAMES GREENE I N THIS seventh novel of his survey of English society over the...
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Vol. 068 Issue 010 (June 6 1958)
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