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MARTIN LUTHER IN CHICAGO
WHEN A Chicago television station cancelled a showing of the film Martin Luther last December it roused a furor which has not yet abated. Nor should it. For the...
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The Riddle of Cyprus
"BESIDES THE CYPRIOTS THEMSELVES, THERE ARE THREE PRINCIPAL ACTORS IN THE STRUGGLE: BRITAIN, GREECE, AND TURKEY"
ROBERT C. GOOD
IN THE PRE-DAWN darkness on the island of Cyprus,...
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THE COAL FIELDS
Peace in the Mines
LAWRENCE T. KING
DESPITE THE tremendous changes that have taken place in American life in recent decades, the physical appearance of the coal mining towns remains...
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'LEPRECHAUN DOWN THE BOREEN"
For Export Only
BRIAN FRIEL
WE WERE TALKING about the problems of the Irish writer, which, we agreed, were the problems of any writer living in a small community which...
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HERE AND THERE
SOME OF MY BEST FRIENDS
FOR A BREATHLESS ten minutes last summer it looked as if Senator John Kennedy might get the Democratic Vice Presidential nomination. Kennedy came close enough...
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THE SCREEN
SIBLINGS ON THE RANGE
ALTHOUGH IT is by no means the first psychological western, "Gun for a Coward" is rather effective at mixing Freudian findings with the great open spaces. Its...
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COMMUNICATIONS
"EDUCATION AND THE STATE"
Glen Ridge, N. J.
TO the Editors: Mr. Christopher Dawson gives us little comfort in his recent article [Jan. 25]. His proposed solution, while interesting...
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ELIZABETH BISHOP
Poetry of Silence
WALLACE FOWLIE
IN THE FEW printed statements about her own poetry, Elizabeth Bishop has actually said very little, but she has made a few pointed remarks on the...
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BOOKS
The Prodigal Son on the American Scene
THE DAY THE MONEY STOPPED. By Brendan Gill. Doubleday. $2.95.
By JAMES GREENE
FEW BIBLICAL parables are as popular in America as the story of the...
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1920s
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Vol. 065 Issue 018 (February 1 1957)
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