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cause of ideological differences? Surely hunger cannot be regarded simply as a weapon in the cold war. Senator Kennedy (Mass.) expressed the feeling of many Democrats, and some Republicans, when he...
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interests, to cite bat two of many, could tolerate a return to the isolationism of the twenties. The literature of the industrial world, revealing a broader outlook than it did thirty years ago, the...
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THEORY AND PRACTICE Catholics and Social Justice JOHN C CORT BACK IN 1939 I was incarcerated in a Catholic TB sanatorium in the New York area. The cure of tuberculosis is a long-term business and...
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bachelor, who picks up a girl for the shy Abbott; but up in her room, Abbott realizes this is not the answer to his questions either, and he walks out on the angry #rl. Chayefsky concentrates on...
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THE STAGE THE LILLIE AND THE FOLLY THE AGE OF Ziegfeld understood at once the ideas of order and of luxury. After it, perhaps, the deluge, but for a moment, this creamy, Monde and vaporous...
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three numbered claims: "(1) that the statute (of New York State) violates the Fourteenth Amendment as a prior restraint upon freedom of speech and of the press; (2) that it is invalid under the same...
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A TELEVISION SHOCKER NOT LONG ago William F. Buckley, Jr. appeared on Mike Wallace's "Night Beat," a local television interview program which has created a real stir in New York and is soon to be...
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There was something that my mother used to say, a story she read me about people who lived so high up and through such degrees of aridity and squalor that they made a stronghold of their rooms when...
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lization turn out to be sorry specimens, particularly when played off against Emily's high-minded intelligence and Alfred's naivete. Nevertheless, Alfred wants Amy badly and eventually the date is...
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Vol. 066 Issue 001 (April 5 1957)
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