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 Vol. 079 Issue 019 (February 7 1964)
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Vol. 079 Issue 020 (February 14 1964)
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Vol. 079 Issue 021 (February 21 1964)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Catholics and Latin America
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SKILLIN, EDWARD S .
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Catholics and Latin America IT WAS not too many years ago that the problems of the Church in Latin America were envisioned largely in terms of the threat of Communism and the incursions of...
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African Slaughter
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SKILLIN, EDWARD S .
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African Slaughter THE VIOLENCE which has lately been erupting in many newly-independent African lands has reached an appalling climax in Rwanda, a territory east of the Congo and until 1962...
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Showdown in the Senate
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SKILLIN, EDWARD S .
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Showdown in the Senate IT WAS Francis Fergusson who suggested that the essence of dramatic tragedy lies in the rhythmic unfolding of purpose, passion and perception. The tragic hero is the man who,...
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A Lingering Past
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SKILLIN, EDWARD S .
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A Lingering Past IT HAS been observed more than once that the rapidity with which nations exchange their friends and enemies is one of the signs of the confused age in which we live. The instance...
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De Gaulle and China
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O'Gara, James
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De Gaulle and China DIFFER with President de Gaulle all you want, but don't underestimate him. Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill made that mistake during World War II, and de Gaulle has...
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Facing the Secular
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Cox, Harvey
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A Distinction Should Be Made Between Secularism and Secularization Facing the Secular HARVEY COX IT IS A difficult time for monoliths. First, Protestants awoke one day to find that the unitary...
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Judgment Day
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Menashe, Samuel
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Judgment Day Stone towers float Out of dense fog Sudden as ghosts Loud trumpets sound Among empty houses Running men collide None has found Where to hide Samuel...
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Water, Water
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King, Lawrence T
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Developing the Natural Resources of the West Water, Water LAWRENCE T. KING AROUND the turn of the century, President Theodore Roosevelt proposed legislation to create an agency that would develop...
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An Ecumenical Pioneer
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Brown, Robert McAfee
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A Protestant Viewpoint An Ecumenical Pioneer ROBERT McAFEE BROWN ONE OF MY first public appearances with Father Gus-tave Weigel, S.J., was at St. Peter's College in Jersey City. We were on a...
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The Churchgoers
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Price, Nancy
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The Churchgoers In diamond air the snowy trees are bowed before a sky so morning-glory blue that della Robbia angels, two by two, might pace its holy clarity like cloud. The morning's an...
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The Screen
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Hartung, Philip T
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THE SCREEN What Five-Sided Building? IT'S NO wonder that the Pentagon is clamping down on cooperation with the movie makers. Some of the publicity that officers got in connection with assistance...
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Correspondence
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Pleasants, Julian; SMITH, MARIAN E.; KOERING, MARILYN
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CORRESPONDENCE Federal Aid Granger, Ind. TO THE EDITORS: How can a Catholic hail the Louisiana textbook decision without pointing out that free textbooks in Louisiana have held back the...
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The Old Man at King's
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Hynes, Samuel
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Forster at Eighty-Five The Old Man at King's SAMUEL HYNES AT EIGHTY-FIVE, E. M. Forster enjoys an odd and enviable status among living men of letters: he is a singularly well-loved man who...
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Books
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Ohmann, Richard; DEEN, ROSEMARY F.; Weales, Gerald; Rubenstein, J. S.
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BOOKS The Private Corridor of Angus Wilson's Mind The Wild Garden. By Angus Wilson. University of California Press. $3.75. by Richard Ohmann LET US suppose that Angus Wilson understands the life...
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Vol. 079 Issue 022 (February 28 1964)
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