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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week PRESSURE ON THE DOLLAR T HAT THE United States should at this season...
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Catholics and Race There have been very few imaginative attempts on the part of Catholics to face the problems frankly by MATHEW AHMANN T HERE ARE about forty-five organized Catholic interracial...
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SAUDI ARABIA'S CADILLAC CRISIS Black Gold, Red Ink by JAMES DAVIDSON A MERICA'S economic and political involvement in Saudi Arabia, an arid country of four and one-half million of the world's...
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Under present conditions strikes make less and less sense Striking Out by THOMAS R. BROOKS S TRIKES, like words, are what you make of them. What, exactly, the collective bargainers currently...
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THE SCREEN FISH OR FOWL? M OVIE PRODUCERS could save themselves a lot of grief if they'd decide where they're going before they start on a film. And sometimes it might even help if they'd have...
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COMMUNICATIONS "DISCRIMINATION AND QUEENS COLLEGE" Flushing, N. Y. T 0 THE EDITORS: As a Catholic professor at I Queens College, I share with Commonweal its "distress" over the dispute between...
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BOOKS Catholics in Mid-Twentieth Century America CATHOLICS IN CONVERSATION. By Donald McDonald. Lippincott. $3.95. By PHILIP DEASY T HE SEVENTEEN Catholics I whose views on a large and varied...
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Instead of going back to his Uncle Honorius, the head priest, and to the stern priest-overseer Kaden (whose name, apparently inadvertently, is given as Kynan at the beginning of the story), Ruan...
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1960
Vol. 073 Issue 010 (December 2 1960)
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