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423 A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week CATHOLIC DIALOGUE MANY OF OUR readers probably watched with great interest, as we...
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427 The German Question Western advocates of German neutralization and disengagement in Central Europe have not abandoned their efforts to alter our present policy by DONALD BRANDON THE SOVIET...
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430 AGEE ON FILMS Hollywood the Monolith by ARLENE CROCE IN HER BIOGRAPHY of Sergei Eisenstein, Marie Seton tells how the great director once paid homage to his patron muse by improvising a...
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433 THE FOUR FACES OF MY COUSIN My cousin had four faces. One was the face which grimaced In laughter or anger—mobile to danger, Fun, or sudden love; Made up of flaws, joys, private Recall; of...
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434 A report on an internationally famous experiment in adult education and social action Antigonish Today by MARTIN E. SCHIRBER THE ECONOMIC disturbances which rocked the United States...
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437 HERE AND THERE MATTER OF PRINCIPLES "IDON'T trust the man of principle." I heard this quotation attributed recently to Justice Holmes. It is a shocker until the second half is...
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438 THE STAGE THE IRISH PRESENCE THE ABRUPT withdrawal of Sean O'Casey's "The Shadow of a Gunman"—less a consequence, I fancy, of the newspaper strike than of a stubbornly intractable...
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439 THE SCREEN WALK, DON'T RUN WHILE WATCHING the first half of "Some Came Running," the lengthy movie made from James Jones' 1,266-page novel, I wondered why anyone thought this was movie...
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440 BOOKS The Mystery of the Eternal in the Temporal THE LORD OF HISTORY. By Jean Danielou. Translated by Nigel Aber-crombie. Regnery- $5. By BERNARD G. MURCHLAND TO APPREHEND the present as...
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Vol. 069 Issue 014 (January 2 1959)
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