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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY.SEVENTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week THE OLD FRONTIER I F IN THE Berlin crisis the Soviets...
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ALL THINGS CONSIDERED SHAPE OF THE FUTURE? G ERHARD LENSKI'S The Religious Factor was brought out by Doubleday some months ago, but 1 have not yet had a chance to do more than leaf through it....
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The Soviet Burden Self-professed proletarians, the Russians have by international standards clearly moved into the world's aristocracy bye. K. A MERICANS are forever being told that "History...
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The Church and its members must practice what they preach Negroes and the Church by ROLLINS E. LAMBERT T HERE IS an old nursery rime about six men of Indostan, all of them blind, who wanted...
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his children--as most parents are---he wants to preserve them from the moral corruption which so often accompanies life in the ghetto. If he cannot escape the ghetto, he does the next best...
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THE SCREEN THIS IS NEW YORK? C AUSE FOR rejoicing[ It's not every day that a movie version of a theatrical musical play is better than the original. But such is the case with "West Side Story,"...
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THE STAGE WIN, PLACE AND SHOW D AVID ROSS'S revival of "Ghosts" Isn't some. thing to make an lbsenite bring votive offerings to Fourth Street. If it comes through, It's by a narrow margin,...
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An Exchange of Views "God and the Cold War" Richmond, Va. T O THE EDITORS: You are disturbed that Mr. Brent Bozell has urged men, in National Revlewo to defend the West as God's civilization...
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ON THE MARCH The Rise of Folkum Music by NAT HENTOFF I N A GREENWICH Village refuge for apprentice sophisticates a few weeks ago, a smooth young man announced from the bandstand that he...
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indeed an artist--~ne of the exceedingly few to have appeared among the non-indigenous folk performers. (loan Baez, Vanguard 9078). In another direction, the New Lost City Ramblers have lovingly...
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Vol. 075 Issue 002 (October 6 1961)
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