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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Change in Russia
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THE COMMONWEAL A WEEKLY REVIEW OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS, LITERATURE AND THE ARTS Change in Russia WITH Khrushchev deposed, power in the Soviet Union passes to the third generation of Russian Communists,...
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Labor's Opportunity
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worked out within the more liberal framework erected by Khrushchev. As far as domestic policies go, few observers expect anything like a turn back toward Stalinism, even if a complex economy like...
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Reformation Sunday
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governments. Its economy has been severely declining; a three hundred million dollar trade deficit for the month of September spells an over-all situation that is truly critical. There was a wide...
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TV and the Supreme Court
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lished fact; Catholics has been appointed to positions in the religion programs of Harvard, Stanford, Yale, Brown, Western Michigan and Temple; Protestants lecture regularly at Catholic colleges and...
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The Jenkins Case
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FEATURES, ARTICLES
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survey which showed that 55% of the people get most of their news from television. Besides exposing the Court to a broad general public which would not ordinarily be exposed to it, Judge Wright's...
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Showdown in California
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FEATURES, ARTICLES
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Fair Housing's Toughest Fight Showdown in California LLOYD ZIMPEL PREDICTABLY, CALIFORNIA's mild fair housing Iegislation gathered an army of professional enemies among real estate and landlord...
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How Strange the World
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VERSE
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the Fair Employment Practices Commission. It was a "police-state agency" or a "politically appointed kangaroo court" with "inquisitive agents that intrude upon private lives and private...
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Reappraising the Reformation
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FEATURES, ARTICLES
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The Uses and Abuses of History Reappraising the Reformation LEONARD SWIDLER IN SOME AREAS the Catholic cultural lag between America and Europe is closing quickly, for example in Scripture...
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Calvin Without Myths
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When He Is Not Neglected, He Is Usually Distorted Calvin without Myths KILIAN McDONNELL MUCH HAS been done by Catholic scholars to re-store the image of Luther, an image which is based on...
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October
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Hon receives scant attention. Nor does the myth of the Genevan reformer thundering damnation from the pulpit find any support in the sources. Calvin did not consider predestination to hell to be a...
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The Stage
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DEPARTMENTS
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THE STAGE Jazzing the Classics THESE DAYS any play over ten years old is likely to find itself burlesqued in the style of "The Boy Friend." Condescension is a period specialty of ours anyway; and...
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The Screen
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DEPARTMENTS
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THE STAGE Jazzing the Classics THESE DAYS any play over ten years old is likely to find itself burlesqued in the style of "The Boy Friend." Condescension is a period specialty of ours anyway; and...
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Consistencies
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the reviews they got. Most of these cracks are kidding the critics, especially for reading more symbolism into a Bergman than is there. Perhaps "All These Women" was meant to be taken seriously, as...
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Books
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BOOKS Toward New Solutions of Old Church-State Problems Protestant Concepts of Church and State. By Thomas G. Sanders. Holt, Rinehart & Winston. $7.50. by Paul T. Heifron CONTEMPORARY concern...
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