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 Vol. 075 Issue 010 (December 1 1961)
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••Contents••
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 Our Vital Interests
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THE COMMONWEAL A WEEKLY REVIEW OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS, LITERATURE AND THE ARTS Our Vital Interests PRESIDENT KENNEDY has now returned from a highly successful speech-making tour of the West Coast,...
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Civil Rights Report
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Mr. Kennedy took up the responsibility of leading his fellow-Americans to accept this burden, and we are impressed by the manner in which he did so. Any anxieties about the direction of our...
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A Problem of Means
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Mr. Kennedy took up the responsibility of leading his fellow-Americans to accept this burden, and we are impressed by the manner in which he did so. Any anxieties about the direction of our...
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The Bishops' Meeting
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thing definitely worrisome about the way we brought this about. When the Trujillo plane took off for Miami there were at least a dozen United States naval vessels standing offshore. Navy jets...
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The Republicans and the South
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O'Gara, ]ames
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ALL THINGS CONSIDERED The Republicans and EVERY TIME there is a national election, there are a certain number of people who insist that the time has come for a political realignment inside the...
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Khrushchev vs Mao Tse-Tung
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Slessinger, Seymour
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Seymour Slessinger Khrushchev vs Mao Tse-tung Over the past five years, evidence of the divergence between the two Communist giants has mounted steadily THE PROCEEDINGS of the Twenty-second...
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Waste Not, Profit Not
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Doherty, Robert E.
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not be taken to mean that it is now possible to relax and wait patiently for nature to take its course. To believe that a major, irreparable split within the Communist world is inevitable can...
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Weep Not: A Poem
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P., Sister M. Albertina, C.D.
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worker as being socially useful, if he is receiving what he considers a "fair day's pay," then any interference with "normal" production is neither excusable nor understandable. But the...
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Our Interchangeable Newspapers
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Hentoff, Nat
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NAT HENTOFF Our Interchangeable Newspapers Pity the little old lady in Dubuque AT Editor and Publisher, where critics of the press are categorized as panderers for the opposition or chronically...
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"Castro and the Church"
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Views, An Exchange of
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AN EXCHANGE OF VIEWS Castro and the Church in Cuba Springfield, Ohio TO THE EDITORS: For a situation so unhappily "classic" as "Castro and the Church" [Oct. 13], it's a shame that The...
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The Stage
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Gilman, Richard
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was to be counterrevolutionary. I think Mr. Glick should have given the full quotation: "One of the refrains that the bishops like to repeat is that government officials have said that to be...
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The Screen
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Hartung, Philip T.
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remark of the Lord's in evidence: "if fear is all the love you have for me . . ." And yet I don't think that the playwright is entirely to blame for the bemused embarrassment which is the final...
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Books
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Umeki and lovely Nancy Kwan. Paired off with them are a couple of young fellows: handsome James Shigeta and boisterous Jack Soo who is sort of a ChineseAmerican version of a Damon Runyon...
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Vol. 075 Issue 011 (December 8 1961)
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Vol. 075 Issue 012 (December 15 1961)
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Vol. 075 Issue 013 (December 22 1961)
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Vol. 075 Issue 014 (December 29 1961)
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