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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week CORRUPTION IN POLITICS T HE Adams-Goldfine case, now well along...
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Communism and Islam How can men and women describing themselves as Moslems also say that they are Communists and serve the Communist Party? by JAMES KRITZECK I T HAS BEEN customary for some...
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to his brother unless it is willingly given to him by that brother." Islamic history, however, affords a good many instances of the staunchly collectivist tendency reasserting itself, sometimes...
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The effects of the St. Lawrence Seaway will rival those of the Panama Canal and the Suez Seaway to the Future by EDWARD N O SINGLE works project in our time can match the long-range...
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HERE AND THERE TRIAL BY HEADLINE T HE THEORY behind Congressional investigations is unexceptionable. It is rooted in the Common Law. It is founded on the idea that the power to compel...
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For the author of "The Screwtape Letters," the conquest of space is an evil feat God, Space, and C. S. Lewis by PHILIP DEASY I N A RECENT article in the Christian Herald, C. S. Lewis put the...
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understand ever more deeply the infinite goodness of his Creator." Mr. Lewis, as a writer of "modem fairy tales for grownups" (so he subtitles That Hidden Strength) can indulge in monolithic...
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[or Danny Fisher, is so busy justifying its hero's erratic and erotic carryings-on that it has little time to make the character understandable. Hal Wallis' production, however, had many...
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moral judgment: that "the common fears concerning Madison Avenue have little basis." I cannot avoid the conviction that your commentator, like Mr. Wallace and the young lady who put together his...
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Vol. 068 Issue 014 (July 4 1958)
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