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Commonweal week by week AFTER GUATEMALA T HE outcome of the struggle in Guatemala is still not clear. The underlying issues are. In them the United States can read an oft-told, still unheeded...
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Europe's Image of America WHAT FACTUAL BASIS IS THERE FOR THE PREVAILING CONCEPTIONS AND MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT US? JOSEPH M. DUFFY, JR. U LYSSES, that cunning Platonist in "Troilus...
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JAPAN'S POPULATION PROBLEM America's Modest Proposal GEORGE P. CARLIN J 'ONATHAN Swift in 1729 ironically suggested that the problem of Ireland's having too many children, many of them...
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FROM WASHINGTON Legislation With a Past I N spite of the diversions of Congressional investigating committees, the legislative wars are still being fought on the floors of Congress....
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THE SCREEN BY AIR, LAND AND SEA S photographed in color and wide-screen CinemaScope, under the supervision of Sir Gordon Craig, "The Royal Tour of Queen Elizabeth and Philip" is a handsome...
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COMMUNICATIONS "PEOPLE AND PEACE" Portland, Ore. T O the Editors: Rarely have I seen in print any article more deeply significant than your editorial entitled "People and Peace" [May 28]. May I...
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BOOKS Pleading the Absurdity of Human Existence GUIGNOL'S BAND. By Lou|s-Ferd;nend Cellne. Transleted by Bernard Frechtman and Jack T. Nile. New Directions. $B. By WALLACE FOWLIE G UIGNOL'S...
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Vol. 060 Issue 013 (July 2 1954)
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