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Commonweal week by week The Home Stretch T HIS week The Commonweal begins its sixtyfirst volume. The Thirtieth Anniversary itself is still a month off because of the workings of the...
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The Appeal of Existentialism NOT SINCE WILLIAM JAMES AND BERGSON HAS PHILOSOPHY FOUND ITSELF SO SQUARELY PLANTED IN THE MARKETPLACE, SO GIFTED WITH THE POWER TO MOVE PEOPLE. JAMES COLLINS D...
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IS A ,CURE POSSIBLE? Our Sick Coal Industry JOHN BROPHY R IGHT now unemployment is widespread and human needs acute in the anthracite fields of Pennsylvania. Recently the Mine Workers Journal...
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CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS In Search of A Program Cardiff S ENATOR Houben, of the Christian Social Party of Belgium, is by way of becoming the Christian Democratic parties' lay confessor. Two...
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THE STAGE DEAR CHARLES p ROCEEDING down the alphabetic arcade of meteorology, we arrive at a point of absolute frenzy: Hurricane Tallulah. Miss Bankhead's climatic affinities have, of course,...
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THE SCREEN IF THE SLIPPER FITS T HERE are two modem Cinderella stories on the docket this week and they are as different as day from night. The first, "Sabrina," makes no pretense about being...
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COMMUNICATIONS "'SCIENCE AND SECURITY" Omaha, Neb. O the Editors:" James Bernard Kelley brings, up, I several points in his article, "Science and Security [Aug. 27], that I think should be...
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BOOKS Examining the Practical Basis for Foreign Affairs THE REALITIES OF FOREIGN POLICY. By George F. Kennan. Princeton. $2.75. By GEORGE W. JAEGER I N his moving address to the Radcliffe...
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Vol. 060 Issue 026 (October 1 1954)
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