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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR OF PUI4JCAIION week by week THE EXECUTION OF IMRE NAGY O NCE AGAIN Moscow and the...
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Heidegger and Humanism The successive images of man that science and ideology, the offspring of Western humanism, have proposed are unsatisfactory because they limit man by THOMAS T HE NOBEL...
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Opposition to Salazar shocked the ruling powers and alerted the rest of the world Portugal's Election by FRANCIS E. p ORTUGAL has rarely been in the headlines during the last few decades....
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A S POLITICAL campaigners are wont to do, Delgado indulged in some exaggeration in his depiction of the plight of Portugal under Salazar. The country is not exactly a cemetery in which the...
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Violators of the child labor laws have little to fear even if they are caught Children at Work by HAROLD B. JACOBSON E VERY STATE has a child labor law, and the Federal Government has...
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Wstates--with one inspector each? How many inspections can be made by Maine, Arizona, Oklahoma, Utah and Nevada--with two investigators each? How thin can Tennessee spread its three inspectors?...
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(from the novel by Joe David Brown), Delmer Daves' lively direction (especially of the two men) and Frank Ross' good production throughout all add up to a thoughtful movie that has the courage to...
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HERE AND THERE PUBLIC IMAGE OF THE CHURCH T HREE WEEKS AGO I wrote on the public image of the Church and invited readers to comment. Here are two replies, one written by a Holy Cross Father and...
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tory; (b) the current rewards that are attached to the exploitation of this prejudice. They are, first, cash, and, second, titillation ol the emotions, pleasing to people whose emotional life is...
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WIf Mr. Goodwin thinks the Department of Labor or its delegated State employment offices have ever effectually enforced the work contracts of "braceros," or can yet do so, he is living in a...
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Vol. 068 Issue 014 (July 4 1958)
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