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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, L,:erature, and the Arts THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week ARAB NATIONALISM I T COULD HARDLY be called a policy, but there are...
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Regulatory Agencies Under Fire Recent events suggest that these agencies are not wholly independent, and to that extent impartiality is damaged and the public interest sacrificed By DONALD P....
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which expressed its profound satisfaction with I.C.C. proceedings. And a short time ago, in Milwaukee, three natural gas companies were indicted under the Sherman Antitrust Act with conspiring...
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Vienna is gay and beautiful, but the Russians are only fifty miles away Conversation in Vienna by JOHN A. LUKACS T HE LAST TIME I saw Vienna was 1946, when I escaped from a Hungary that was...
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HERE AND THERE THE INNOCENT YEARS A FEW years ago the Democrats were blamed for "losing" China. Today we hear similar charges, not as violent or frequent to be sure, that the Republicans have...
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For this philosopher, the fundamental fact of human existence is the fact of man with man Buber's Pursuit of the Holy by BERNARD G. T HE ROOT OF man's humanness, the essential character of his...
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THE SCREEN WON'T YOU STEP INTO MY PARLOR? E VER SINCE I saw the preview of "The Fly" I have examined every fly that swoops into my apartment to see if it has the face and left hand of a man, so...
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COMMUNICATIONS "FARM WORKERS FROM MEXICO" St. Paul, Minn. T O THE EDITORS: The editors of The Commonweal are to be commended for their interest in the many problems associated with migratory...
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BOOKS The Greatest Novel in Chinese Literature DREAM OF THE RED CHAMBER. By Tsao Hsueh-Chin. Translated by ChiC'hen Wang. Twayne. $6. THE DREAM OF THE RED CHAM~ER. By Taso Hsueh-Chin....
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