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Holland, Joe

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Holman, Ross L.

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Holtschneider, Dennis H.

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Holzhauer, R. A.

Holzhauer, Robert

Holzschlag, Phyllis

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Homer, Joyce

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Honigmann, John J.

Honner, John

Honness, Elizabeth H.

Hood, Ann

HOOKE, WALTER G.

Hooley, Anne Sarachon

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COMMONWEAL'S FUTURE (November 1969)

COMMONWEAL'S FUTURE How 3 should the magazine see itself and its • future role? Former editors reply. who have been around...

After You, Alphonse (November 1963)

NEWS & VIEWS After You, Alphonse EVERYONE seems to have won something with the compromise rights bill approved by the House Judiciary Committee. Negro and civil rights leaders can rejoice-although...

Managing the News (March 1963)

~I worry about balancing my books. Why shouldn't the government? That's how David Lawrence puts it in his column, and it makes sense, ~ I told him, "You worry because you are afraid of...

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liberties. He said that because of inherent limita- In three of the six cities originally involved in the tions on the courts as defenders of fundamental present litigation,...

A Falling Out on Fallout (February 1962)

paign is causing some party turmoil~ and that conflicting reports of Mr. Molotov's future are issued. But, taken together, these incidents become very difficult to shrug off. It might, of...

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By this act India has greatly weakened the U.N. and reduced the hopes of many smaller and weaker peoples that they can count on being protected. It is extremely ironical that India's conquest of...

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Horean, John

Horgan, John

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Horn, Walter van

Horner, Francis J

Horner, Joyce

horning, Joseph r. 1

Horowitz, Irving Louis

Horrigan, Alfred F.

Horton, John

Horwitz, Paul

Hosmer, Robert E

Hosmer, Robert E.

Hosmer, Robert E. Jr.

Hospital, Janette T.

Hottelet, Richard C

Hottelet, Richard C.

Hottenbach, David

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HOTTINGER, PAUL A.

Houche, Louis Van

Houghton, Rosemary

Houghton, William

Houghton, William J.

HOURIHAN, JOSEPH

House, Roy Temple

Houston, Beth

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Houston, Sam

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Howard, Esme J.

HOWARD, FRANK E.

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Howard, Jane

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Howard, Maureen

Howard, Richard A.

Howard, Robert

Howard, Thomas Albert

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Howatch, Susan

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