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Peace Negotiations THE ROAD to peace between two conflicting conceptions of life is steep and stony. Since the Kennedy-Khrushchev confrontation over missiles in Cuba this nation and the Soviets...
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Giving Congress the Vote WILLIAM S. White, the articulate defender of the ways of Congress, believes that the Senate and House compiled a respectable record in 1963. He points to the college aid...
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Gestures and Symbols WHILE IT IS much too early to judge the practical significance of the Pope's journey to the Holy Land, it is possible to say at once that its symbolic importance was...
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The Mummers in Philadelphia BY ALL REPORTS, the crowds were thinner than usual at the Mummers parade in Philadelphia this year, but that may well have been for fear of trouble. Trouble there would...
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Edward T. Chase Quotas for Negroes? If quotas and preferential hiring are disallowed, it is hard to see how much will be accomplished for Negro employment EFFORTS TO PUT in practice the so-called...
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THOMAS WEYR The Mindszenty Tragedy He is a complex man caught in the mesh of his personal and national past IN THE SEVEN years he has spent in the U.S. legation in Budapest, Josef Cardinal...
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Correspondence "Nuns in the World" Johnstown, Penn. TO THE EDITORS: If the expression is not improper in the context, one might say that Michael Novak's article "Nuns in the World" [Nov. 29,...
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THE STAGE Report from the Academy "ONE FLEW Over the Cuckoo's Nest" is an adaptation by Dale Wasserman of a novel by Ken Keasy, and Mr. Keasy, unless he wants more desperately than we know simply...
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THE SCREEN By Victories Undone PERHAPS every war movie, as far back as "All Quiet on the Western Front" and even further back to "The Birth of a Nation" (1915), is in its way an anti-war film. But...
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Shadow So near. Faithful to what? Whether you move or remain Still, it shall reflect Either state at once, But take neither the shape Of its projector nor That of the thing it is Projected...
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BOOKS After Colonialism: The Shock of What Freedom Means The Morning After. By Brian Crozier. Oxford University Press. $7.50. by Victor C. Ferkiss "SOME Western liberals have probably done a...
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Vol. 079 Issue 015 (January 10 1964)
EDITORIALS
