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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR OF PUIKICAIION week by week CANDIDATES; ISSUES AND VOTERS T HE NOMINATIONS of Vice...
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Growth for What? Economic growth should be a by-product of the pursuit of purposes worthier than sheer size by ROBERT LEKACHMAN T HE AMERICAN rate of economic growth seems fated to be one of...
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HERE AND THERE THE CANDIDATES T HERE is a strong feeling in certain circles that the Republicans and the Democrats have given us different versions of the same candidate this year. Some...
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~Nill the rioters, victorious in June, try again in the fall? Non-Gentle Men of Japan by EDWARD SEIDENSTICKER S UMMER HAS settled over Japan, and on the whole things do not happen in Japan in...
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being violently anti-Communist." This is wholly misleading, suggesting as it does that the two factions cancel each other out. They make the student movement difficult for even its friends to...
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THE SCREEN SEE NAPLES AND DIE C LARK GABLE and Sophia Loren may be the stars of "It Started in Naples," but the film's greatest asset is its magnificent scenery. Using VistaVision and...
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up. I don't know how factual the movie really is, but it's well stocked with characters whose names made the headlines in the '30s (Lepke, Albert Anastasia, etc.), and it has a grim...
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BOOKS Illuminating the Landscape of Surrealism A KINDLY CONTAGION. By Walter Toman. Bobbs-Merrill. $3.75. By BETTE RICHART S URREALISM is one of the inexhaustible aspects of...
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1960
Vol. 072 Issue 016 (August 5 1960)
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