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 Vol. 075 Issue 015 (January 5 1962)
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Vol. 075 Issue 016 (January 12 1962)
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Vol. 075 Issue 017 (January 19 1962)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Catholics and Extremism
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THE COMMONWEAL A WEEKLY REVIEW OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS, LITERATURE AND THE ARTS Catholics and Extremism FOR SOME TIME now, The Commonweal has spoken out against the resurgence of right-wing extremism...
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No News Is Bad News
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the extremist for whatever ails us. How fanfiliar too is the claim that the virtuous and the right-thinking are engaged in a war to the death-within our society-with those intent on selling us...
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Jews and Christians
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U.N. in this crisis, he said, and he completely rejected any suggestion that the Goan invasion had weakened the U.N, There is obviously something to what the Prime Minister says about...
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Hedging Our Bets
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O'Gara, James
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ALL THINGS CONSIDERED Hedging THE LONG-PROMISED government booklet on fallout shelters has at last been made available. No one could claim it makes pleasant reading, but I think it was a very...
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Tiger at the Gate
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Ilinton, Harold C.
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Harold C. Hinton Tiger at the Gate Why did the Chinese Comnmnists act in a way certain to alienate Indian and other Asian good will? BEHIND THE headlines on Goa, that hardy perennial the...
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A Saint by Any Other Name
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Sheppard, Lancelot C.
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LANCELOT C. SHEPPARD A Saint by Any Other Name Philomena and the pious imagination NOW THAT some of the excitement aroused by the demotion of Philomena has died down it is time, perhaps, for...
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Autumn
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Goldfarb, Alan
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The earliest martyrologies were principally lists of names (primarily of martyrs) with the place and date of their martyrdom-their heavenly birthday. As time went on short descriptions of the...
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By Common Dissent
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Hentoff, Nat
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NAT HENTOFF By Common Dissent The growing cooperation between pacifists and anti-segregatlonists LAST MONTH, at the home of a Quaker in Greenwich Village, New York, the Reverend Michael Scott...
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The Stage
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Gihnan, Richard
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personal and group lobbying to influence politicians and editors, columnists, television commentators and all others who help to influence public opinion. It would make direct contributions to...
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The Screen
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Hartung, Philip T.
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exposed as the fabled wartime colonel, and ends it on the day of his separation from the RAF. The greater part of "Ross" is made up of flashbacks which depict the events of the war years in...
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Of Note: After Eichmann, What?
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Schulweis, Rabbi Harold M.
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they come out of the theater; but even at that, laughter and Cagney's robust delivery are therapeutic. OF NOTE ROSALIND RUSSELL, long one of my favorite actresses, has exhibited her versatility...
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Books
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brothers who very closely resemble each other. One became King and the other was arrested for robbery and was hanged. Whoever saw him on the gallows thought that the King was hanged" (Sanhedrin...
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Vol. 075 Issue 018 (January 26 1962)
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