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WHAT REINS?
NO SINGLE FACTOR is primarily responsible for the inflationary pressure that continues to disturb the President and his advisors. The Government itself, because of its vast...
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A House Divided
"THE AMERICAS ARE 'SISTER NATIONS', BUT ALMOST ALL DISDAINFULLY IGNORE EVERYTHING ABOUT THEIR NEIGHBORS"
JAIME POTENZE
WHEN SOMEONE from the United States refers to South America he...
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"A LATER AGE MAY PROFIT"
The Worker Priests
H. A. REINHOLD
BY NOW the whole issue of the worker-priests has faded from our newspapers, apparently for good. This sudden silence necessarily leaves...
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THE WILL TO RESIST
Lessons of Hungary
THOMAS MOLNAR
WE MAY BE sure that for a long time to come politicians, ideologists and historians will carefully analyze the lessons of the Hungarian uprising....
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HERE AND THERE
CATHOLICS AND CIVIL LIBERTIES
TWENTY-FIVE or thirty years ago American Catholic social thinking was fairly primitive. Most Catholic schools, colleges and practically all religious...
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THE SCREEN
WHAT, NO PICKLES?
PERHAPS the most remarkable thing about "Full of Life" is that it fusses so little with the standard jokes about pregnancy. Once Judy Holliday establishes the fact that...
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THE STAGE
THE ILLUSION OF SERIOUSNESS
IT IS difficult to know what intention has prompted Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Goetz to fashion "The Hidden River" to theatrical uses; it is even harder to discern...
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COMMUNICATIONS
"ACADEMIC FREEDOM"
New York, N.Y.
TO the Editors: If Academic Freedom is to be accorded to those who are in the pursuit of truth, does this embrace freedom in areas that are patently...
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BOOKS
The Dignity Imposed by Perception and Reason
GIVE US THIS DAY. By Sidney Stewart. W. W. Norton. $3.50.
By THOMAS F. CURLEY
THIS IS a book that makes one better for the reading of it. In...
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Vol. 065 Issue 022 (March 1 1957)
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