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TlllE Commonweal week THE MATTER OF LIVING STANDARDS A SSUREDLY one of the big issues caUing for review with the change in government is the matter of foreign aid. The...
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is not one expressed merely in the editorial columns but in the general handling of the news. The front page speaks as surely of the editorial position of the paper as does the editorial page...
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T HIS brings up the matter of McCarthyism and its implications for the Catholic press. The pressures against McCarthy which emanated from powerful sources in the early days made his "white...
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A pessimist would find a lifetime supply of material on either side of the river. The changes have been too severe and sudden for many communities in Bucks County. Most towns there in the past...
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THE STAGE THE LOVE OF FOUR COLONELS A FTER Shaw, who? Not Mr. Fry, hardly Mr. Eliot, but--Peter Ustinov? The suggestion, so 9vulnerable to mockery, should not be rejected without...
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brilliance in its decadent themes, but it was its lush and fabulous qualities that made it so entertaining. "The Bad and the Beautiful" is also a well-acted melodrama, with Kirk Douglas,...
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BOOKS The Failure of a Middle Way THE THIRD FORCE IN CHINA. By Carsun Chang. BcmEman. $4.S0. By JOSEPH R. FISZMAN T HERE was a time when des- pairing Westerners searched...
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Vol. 057 Issue 018 (February 6 1953)
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