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THE USES OF OPINION
THERE IS something paradoxical about the relationship between public opinion and totalitarianism. Skillful propaganda is invariably a pre-requisite of the dictator's...
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The Indian's Dilemma
"HE MOVES IN A CULTURAL VACUUM LIKE A LOST SOUL, CONDEMNED TO WANDER FOREVER, AT ODDS WITH THE UNIVERSE"
GEORGE H. DUNNE
FROM TIME TO TIME what is known as the "Indian problem"...
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FROM YUGOSLAVIA
When Communists Fall Out
GUNNAR D. KUMLIEN
NOT EVEN Tito's break with Moscow or the reconciliation seven years later has caused a more radical change in Yugoslavia than have the...
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HERE AND THERE
JUST A GESTURE
MILTON MAYER, whose witty offbeat prose has appeared in these pages, is having a low-key wrangle with the government. Mayer is a pacifist who does not want any of his...
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SISTERS OF JESUS CRUCIFIED
Community of Suffering
CLAIRE HUCHET BISHOP
TO THOSE of us whose father and mother died of old age and who have enjoyed good health throughout the major part of our own...
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THE SCREEN
BUILDING A HOUSE FOR LAST WINTER
ON SELECTING my Ten Best List from the films of 1956, I was reminded of an Ethiopian proverb passed on to me by a friend who is teaching there. "You can't...
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AFTER DISILLUSIONMENT
Rediscovery of Religious Poetry
HORACE GREGORY
FEW OF US living in the present decade of the mid-century would claim we are passing through an age of all-pervading religious...
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BOOKS
Need for Courage, Knowledge and Humility
GO IN BEAUTY. By William Eastlake. Harper and Brothers. $3.50.
By THOMAS F. CURLEY
AFTER READING Mr. East-lake's book once, one is impressed and...
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Vol. 065 Issue 014 (January 4 1957)
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