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week by week EDUCATION AND PUBLIC WELFARE WHATEVER the immediate fate of the present aid-to-education bill, the debate about aid to parochial schools will be with us for some time. When we...
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ALL THINGS CONSIDERED ROBERT WELCH & CO. BY NOW I would have thought that nothing the extremist groups could come up with would surprise me. But I must confess that I was startled by the nature...
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A Woman's Place The educated woman does not need special courses to prepare her for home-making or even bathing the baby by DORIS GRUMBACH IN THE YEAR just behind us there has been a spate of...
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TODAY AND TOMORROW Men Out Of Work by FRANCIS X. GANNON LONG AFTER the present recession has "bottomed out," as the term is now being used, the troubling fact of hard-core unemployment will still...
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BRITAIN'S NEWSPAPERS The Press and the People by MICHAEL DERRICK NO OTHER NATION in the world reads so many newspapers as we do in Britain, and none pays so little attention to what they say. The...
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An Exchange of Views "Scandal of New Orleans' New Orleans, La. TO THE EDITORS: In The Commonweal for February 3, Mr. James Lawrence wrote a blistering denunciation of "the undercurrent of racial...
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THE SCREEN CRY, 'HAVOC!' IT IS INTERESTING that two of the most powerful anti-war movies to appear on our screens in a long time are from abroad and from countries that were formerly our enemies....
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BELLS OF LOMBARDY Aged soul, I sometimes say to my mother in Milan, if I hear her in another room, while she complains praying, complains with the weak and sharp sighs of souls in pain, that...
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BOOKS The Immediate Misfortunes of Widespread Literacy TALES FROM A TROUBLED LAND. By Alan Paton. Scribner's. $3.50. EIGHT MEN. By Richard Wright. World. $3.95. SATURDAY LUNCH WITH...
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1920s
1960
Vol. 074 Issue 002 (April 7 1961)
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