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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week CRISIS AT THE U.N. T HE SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY of the United Nations...
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ALL THINGS CONSIDERED THE TWO T HE FIRST MEETING of the National Catholic Conference for Interracial Justice was held in Chicago three years ago. 1 ~ttended, reporting on the proceedings ia...
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The Chinese Dilemma Economic contradictions remain the major obstacle to the attainment of the Chinese Communistd objectives by HAROLD C. HINTON "Ill lares the land to hast'ning ills a prey...
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"PATCHWORK CRUSADE" Harlem Si, Tammany No by JACK NEWFIELD I want there to oe a sign on I ammany Hall that says Aqui se habla espafiol. .--.Carlos Rio, F IFTEEN YEARS after the death of...
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DOS PASSOS AT MIDCENTURY Prophet Without Hope by RICHARD HORCHLER A SECURE PLACE in the literary histories was won by John Dos Passes more than a generation ago. It is fortunate that this is...
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An Exchange of Views "Catholics in Latin America" Rome, Italy T O THE EDITORS: The article by Erik yon Kuehnelt-Leddihn, "Catholics in Latin America" (June 23), reveals a rather superficial...
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CRITICAL FLATLANDS Meet the Press by NAT HENTOFF I N A COMMENDABLY acerbic article, "The Decline of Book Reviewing," for Harper's--later reprinted in "Writing in America" (Rutgers)-Elizabeth...
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dust jacket copy were glowingly positive and ignored anything inflammable inside. And .if he were lucky enough to have his book assigned to a lazy member of A.P. or U.P.I. the revolutionary would...
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1960
Vol. 074 Issue 020 (September 8 1961)
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