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Paid articleNEWS & VIEWS
NEWS AND VIEWS From the Newsletter of the Military Ordinariate, printed in New York for American Catholic chaplains: "Innovations. A senior chaplain writes us as follows (and we think his point...
Paid articleCORRESPONDENCE
CORRESPONDENCE From Archbishop Alter Cincinnati, Ohio To the Editors: Will you kindly permit me to set the record straight with regard to your editorial of October 7 entitled "Shackling the...
Paid articleEDITORIALS
WHAT'S HAPPENING? Something startling is overtaking our national politics. It has not much to do—directly—with Vietnam, the pendulum of off-year elections or the growing disenchantment with...
Paid articleTO THE BISHOPS
O'Gara, James
ALL THINGS CONSIDERED TO THE BISHOPS The annual meeting of the new American bishops' conference is scheduled to begin on November 14. For better or for worse, it could be one of the most...
Paid articleMALAMUD'S HEROES
Baumbach, Jonathan
MALAMUD'S HEROES The fate of fixers JONATHAN BAUMBACH One knows that it is not possible to write a contemporary American novel about a Jew accused of a ritual murder in Tsarist Russia, based on,...
Paid articleVERSE: POETRY
Patten, Karl
KARL PATTEN POETRY The single swimmer, Arm-length after arm-length measuring the current, Sprawls at last on the sand. His eyes are gone totally, black and blind. So, weathering himself...
Paid articleREACTIONARY REVOLUTION
Allen, Louis
REACTIONARY REVOLUTION The Catholic literary revival in France LOUIS AIXEN Is it possible to be both intelligent and a Catholic? The question is not new, and invariably sounds priggish....
Paid articleTHE NEW BOHEMIA
Smith, William James
A new point of view THE NEW BOHEMIA WILLIAM JAMES SMITH Everybody knows where the New Bohemia is—that region of tenements and shabby little parks and old churches to the East of Greenwich...
Paid articleVERSE: THE WHITE GARMENT
Childers, Joanne
JOAlNINfc. THE WHITE GARMEJVT Outside the window of my labor room A chilly blast of sun Illuminates the Southern blooms, Magnolia and the celebrating dogwood, Turned white too soon, too soon...
Paid articleTHE SCREEN
Hartung, Philip T.
THREE COMEDIES THE SCREEN A trio of new comedies is on our screens, films that are not of the something-for-everybody school but are of the brazen-and-brash variety—for audiences who can...
Paid articleTHE STAGE
Sheed, Wilfrid
THE STAGE One of the least discussed, and for all I know the least significant, developments in literary technology is the ever increasing efficiency of modern mimicry. Of course there have...
Paid articleBOOKS
BOOKS Standards STANLEY EDGAR HYMAN » Horizon, $6.75 ERIK WENSBERG The toil of the literary ombudsman appended the bang-bong, tin-can phrase. But of course the main point is simply that...
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