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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION week .by week AND NOW, THE CAMPAIGN T HE IDEA of reconvening the...
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Hanging Together To what extent does the Organization of American States represent healthy growth rooted in political realities? by C. K. YEARLEY, JR. A S MR. HERTER and the other foreign...
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countries, many Latins Rankly felt that the U.N. was undemocratic and that in several respects its functions were apt to be redundant and regressive. Americans, after all, could already boast a...
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As AI Smith put it, let's look at the record Catholics in Public Office by RAYMOND F. COUR W HEN THE FIRST member of the Catholic Church to become President of the United States enters the...
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tradition with that of the American hierarchy, which, as Monsignor Ellis has pointed out, from the days of Bishop John Carroll to the present has given our system full endorsement. At this point...
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OF NOTE Labor, Afanagement and the Public T HE TRADITIONAL Labor Day statement from the Social Action DepatUt~ent of the National Catholic Welfare Conference contains timely proposals on...
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THE SCREEN BENT TWIGS T HERE HAVE been many Hollywood movies lately about young people and the problem confronting them while growing up, but Americans are not alone in developing the...
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The Commonweal Approach The editors of The Commonweal do not accept the philosophical principles of that continental "Liberalism" which was condemned by the Church, but the magazine's...
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You say, for instance [May 20]: "Espionage is practiced by all major powers, but no one admits it, and agents are warned from the beginning that they axe expendable." Expendable. You leave it at...
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1920s
1960
Vol. 072 Issue 018 (September 2 1960)
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