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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week ONE KEY TO ECONOMIC GROWTH T HE FIRST STEPS in the Kennedy offensive...
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ALL THINGS CONSIDERED EXCURSION INTO TELEVISION A FEW WEEKS ago I appeared on two sessions of "The Catholic Hour," produced by N.B.C.T.V. in cooperation with the National Council of Catholic Men....
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The Uses of Neutralism An increasing number of African states want only to extract a maximum of assistance from East and West by PAUL E. SIGMUND, JR. T HE RECENT Casablanca conference of Ghana,...
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toward the Soviet Union. However, this does not mean that the neutralists are pro-Communist or under Soviet influence, and the difference is a significant one, if at times hard to detect in a U.N....
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NIEBUHR'S CONTRIBUTION Sin, Power and Politics by DANIEL J T HE DIFFERING conceptions of man held by Protestants and Catholics take, with unexpected frequency, a curious turn. Protestantism, with...
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immigration assistance, aid to distressed areas and so on. W HAT SEEMS lacking, however, is any developed body of thinking on that great middle area of problems which bear neither exactly on the...
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INFINITE VARIETY The Many Irelands by VIVIAN MERCIER N OW THAT John Fitzgerald Kennedy has been elected President, Americans will find it harder than ever to believe that there can be more than...
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It is related of the great Cuchulain that he once, when very angry, was placed in a vat of water to calm him. The water immediately turned to steam, and the wood of the vat split. He was then put in...
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during the horse hunts when Roslyn rails hysterically at the cruelties of the three men Huston guides Marilyn Monroe in the best performance she has ever given. Handsomely photographed in...
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BOOKS A Major Issue for American Schools RELIGION IN ALL THE SCHOOLS. By Leo R. Ward, C.S.C. Fides. $3.50. By JOHN WHITNEY EVANS T HIS BOOK recalls to mind the I story of that hero of old who...
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Vol. 073 Issue 019 (February 3 1961)
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