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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week TOWARD THE NEW FRONTIER p RESIDENT KENNEDY has had a number of...
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ALL THINGS CONSIDERED FOREIGN POLICY p RESIDENT KENNEDY'S address to the United Nations struck me as a very good speech indeed. It was, I thought, imaginative without being utopian, thoughtful...
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The Cost of Survival Not even the most optimistic civil defense advocates think that the millions in the target areas could be saved by RONALD STEEL F ROM BEYOND the pale of the forgotten,...
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read here in Moscow gives even a hint of support for such reports." S OVIET EFFORTS, or lack of them, notwithstanding, the Administration, with the approval of Congress, is determined to go...
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END OF A HOPE Castro and the Church by EDWARD I N THE CUBA of Fidel Castro sacerdotium and imperium--Church and State have now turned against each other. Why? What were some of the turning...
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would be capable of crucifying Christ because He did what we are doing." He has also proclaimed: "To betray the poor is to betray Christ! To serve wealth is to betray Christ! To serve imperialism...
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marvelous a theater of language as Beckett's would lack its necessary anchor. But the language, and the anti-language (one of Beckett's chief supports, as well as one of his main themes is the...
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warnings from their elders. When Terry, as his American friends call him, is transferred to Japan, Gwen finds some of the proprieties, like sitting on the floor and mixed bathing, hard to get...
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THE LAME, THE HALT AND THE BLIND A World of Outcasts by CATHARINE HUGHES I T IS A little over two decades since Carson McCullers' first novel, The Heart is a Lonely Hunter, stirred us to an...
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BOOKS The Meaning of Christ's Deeds and Claims CHRIST AND US. By Jean Dani~lou, S.J. Sheed and Ward. $3.95. JESUS CHRIST. By L~once de Grandmaison, S.J. Sheed and Ward. $4.50. By LEONARD F....
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1960
Vol. 075 Issue 002 (October 6 1961)
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