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The Eisenhower Victory AFTER a hard-fought campaign, when the votes have been registered and the majority's choice made clear, it is traditional in American politics for the defeated to...
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week by week MR. STEVENSON L ET'S talk sense to the American people," Mr. Stevenson said at the beginning of his campaign. And he did. Rarely in political life has the nation known a man who...
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Religion and State in Israel ORTHODOXY AND DYNAMIC SECULARISM CONFRONT EACH OTHER IN A LAND OF PARADOX. WILL HERBERG THE American visitor to Israel, however sympathetic he may be, is...
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THE LABOR MOVEMENT The Charms of Anarchism OUR house has just been honored by a visit from Ammon Hennacy, the Christian anarchist who seems to be on his way into the Catholic Church. We had...
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It is precisely inanity and elation which make themselves felt in the passages between Martyn Green and Ella Halman. Both are veteran Savoyards; neither possesses a rich nor remarkable voice;...
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THE SCREEN KEEPING THAT STIFF UPPER LIP IT is amazing that the English, who can pack such an emotional wallop in their literature, are so blase about emotion in their movies. "Breaking...
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COMMUNICATIONS "STAMPED AND REGISTERED" Chicago, Illinois TO the Editors: There is, in spite of all our protests to the contrary, a kind of Catholic spirit in this country which is unified, as...
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Aiken's Search for Self - Awareness S. M. FITZGERALD FOR many years Conrad Aiken, gifted and neglected poet and storyteller, has been developing and working according to a theory of art of...
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THE WONDERFUL COUNTRY. By Tom Lea. Little, Brown. $3.75. By JOHN McKEON F ROM low beneath the morn ing star a luminous faint pallor climbed the sky. It marked a line in the...
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Vol. 056 Issue 026 (November 3 1952)
The Eisenhower Victory
