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The Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-SECOND YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week SHIFT ON FOREIGN AID F OR YEARS, fear of Communism has served as a...
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Tito's Triumph "YUGOSLAVIA AND THE SOVIET UNION SHARE ONCE AGAIN A COMMON IDEOLOGICAL PLATFORM" JOSEF KORBEL I N NOVEMBER, 1948, four monll~.~ a~ter Yugoslavia had been expelled I~rom the...
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IN CALIFORNIA Water, Power, and Politics LAWRENCE T. KING MERICA'S historic westward migration has become a modern mass movement to California. In fifteen years~1940 to 1955~the ~tate almost...
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THE SCREEN MALICE IN WONDERLAND F ORTUNATELY, at the springtime of the year, studios are releasing a flock of outdoor films, films w,hich have for their .s~ttings .the great open spaces which...
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COMMUNICATIONS "'FREUD, CATHOLICS, AND CULTURE" New York, N. Y. T O the Editors: At the risk of sounding like the rustic of one of Father Daly's "aseptic shades," and in a spirit of admiration...
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NEW SCHOOL The "Poor Sod" As Hero SAM HYNES S INCE the end of World War II, critics in .Erigland, like their American counterparts, .have been waiting, sometimes rather anxiously, for the...
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BOOKS A Cunning and Curious Dramatization THE MALEFACTORS. By Caroline Gordon. Harcourt. $3.95 By JOHN W. SIMONS M ISS Caroline Gordon, whose novels and short stories have always been...
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Vol. 064 Issue 001 (April 6 1956)
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