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THE Commonweal week by week THE COURSE AHEAD EVER since the Congressional elections, it has become increasingly obvious that President Eisenhower is in better shape politically than he was...
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The Dissolution of Liberalism "IT IS EXPIRING UNDER OUR VERY EYES FOR LACK OF THE HIGHER IMAGINATION" RUSSELL KIRK ALL great systems, ethical or political, attain their ascendancy over the...
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LABOR UNITY The Last ClO Convention? THE reaction of John L. Lewis to the brightening prospect of merger between the AFL and CIO was pungently expressed in his paper, the Mine Workers"...
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THE SCREEN I'LL NEVER FORGET WHAT'SITSNAME EACH year as I submit my list of "best ten," I wonder how many of those films will be remembered ten, or even five years later. Since this is one...
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COMMUNICATIONS TRADE WITH JAPAN Garden City, N. Y. TO The Editors: A heated battle is currently taking place in Washington before the Tariff Commission over proposals to reduce tariff...
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BOOKS Wait Whitman at Home SEYMOUR KRIM "Whitman established the national timbre. One may not need him at home because it is in the air, this tonic of his. But if one is abroad; iJ one is...
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"The Wit, Flamboyance and Faith of Dylan Thomas" QUITE EARLY ONE MORNING. By Dylan Thomas. New Directions. $3.50. By NICHOLAS JOOST TO whatever extent Dylan Thomas has been accepted in the...
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Vol. 061 Issue 014 (January 7 1955)
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