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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week HALF-TON SPUTNIK T HERE WAS ample demonstration that convictions...
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Freedom and Education Vigilance is not enough: it can serve tyrants as well as the defenders of freedom. In the service of freedom, it is imperative that we know what to be vigilant about. by...
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would constitute capital formation of the most fundamental kind. But the country as a whole does not see the case as I have presented it. The statistics have received nationwide publicity and...
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The United States has always lived off the scientific research of others Moon We Never Made by JAMES B. KELLEY T HE MAN WHO made the greatest contribution to the American development of the...
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In spite of persecution and propaganda, religion survives in the Communist countries Report from Russia by GUNNAR D. KUMLIEN S TRANGE THINGS are happening on the religious front in Russia....
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HERE AND THERE TRAITOROUS TRUENESS I 'LL TELL you what is bothering me. How does a writer keep himself from getting such a vested interest in certain ideas that he feels called upon to come to...
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THE STAGE THE SCREEN MR. USTINOV, LTD. M R. PETER USTINOV takes his pleasure in dotty assaults, often lapidary and insouciant, sometimes scrappy or common, on a doctrinaire reality. He has...
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in a town where no one else is willing to take responsibility. Tony also wants to prove to Henry Fonda, an ex-sheriff turned bounty-hunter, that the badge is more than a tin star worn by fools....
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The question we need to face is whether there can be reading without culture Developing Cultivated Minds by CLAIRE HUCHET BISHOP R EADING IS a fact of civilization, but not necessarily a...
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AA Selected List of Children's Books by Claire Huchet Bishop CHRISTMAS Christmas Miniature. By Pearl S. Buck. Ill. by Ann Marie Magagna. Day. $2.75. Small and beautifully tender bedtime...
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Vol. 067 Issue 005 (November 1 1957)
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