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 Vol. 085 Issue 009 (December 2 1966)
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Vol. 085 Issue 011 (December 16 1966)
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Vol. 085 Issue 012 (December 23 1966)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 NEWS & VIEWS
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NEWS AND VIEWS Incidental information: There are about three murders a week in Great Britain. There are two murders a day in New York City. Reinhold Niebuhr on Vietnam: "The Administration's...
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CORRESPONDENCE
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CORRESPONDENCE "Religion and War" St. Mary's College, Calif. To the Editors: Father Schall ("Religion and War," November 18) says what we theologians have been saying with regard to...
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EDITORIAL
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GETTING OUT The United States should get out of Vietnam: it should seek whatever safety it can for our allies; it should arrange whatever international facesaving is possible; and, even at the...
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PEACE AND THE BISHOPS
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O'Gara, James
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ALL THINGS CONSIDERED PEACE AND THE BISHOPS War is essentially repugnant to the Christian spirit—a fact which make the two articles elsewhere in these pages about disarming and mass bombing...
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THE FUTILITY OF BOMBING
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Stone, Jeremy
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WHY BOMB NORTH VIETNAM? JEREMY STONE Why bomb North Vietnam? The U.S. answer must be that the action will either decisively devastate or decisively demoralize. Either way, peace is that much...
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DISARMAMENT-NOT NOW
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Herzfeld, Norma Krause
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A non-progress report DISARMAMENT—NOT NOW 1VORMA KRAUSE HERZFELD The windows along the sides of the plane are all painted black. A group of fifteen men with heavy blindfolds over their eyes is...
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VERSE: NOT POWER
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Newton, Vernon
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VERNON NEWTON NOT POWER —for Sandro Botticelli Not power but a proportion Or prior beauty, Not beauty but a movement Utter and effortless As a sea wave moves, its grace By law of its...
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VERSE: SEASONAL
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Legler, Philip
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PHILIP LEGLER SEASONAL It wasn't the manger there, The child crying, its parents stooped in the light, Or the frozen kings we'd placed, their gifts brought along, Or childhood's shepherd...
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VERSE: CAROL TO BE SUNG TO LUTES OR BANJOS
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Laing, Dilys
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DILYS LAING CAROL TO BE SUNG TO LUTES OR BANJOS With respects to Piero Delia Francesca The angels strum their lutes and carol. The ass brays tenor the ox moans bass. Joseph sits on an upturned...
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VERSE: GABRIEL:
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Valentine, Jean
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JEAN VALENTINE GABRIEL A girl with a body clear as glass stands in the white light of spring; spring is slow, a breath . . her eyelids are light as ash. Joseph dreams, a globe of mercury...
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THE SECRET
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Torres, Tereska
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A Recollection THE SECRET TERESKA TORRES Just before my sixth birthday, my father took me aside at home, to tell me the secret. In the pictures which I have of my father when he was young,...
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THE STAGE
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Sheed, Wilfrid
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OTHER PEOPLE'S FASCISTS THE STAGE Every country has its own style in fascists. No doubt, a touch of sadism makes them all kin at some point, but for dramatic purposes they are always distinctive...
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THE SCREEN
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Hartung, Philip T.
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MORE ON MORE THE SCREEN Perhaps I was a reviewer of little faith in producerdirector Fred Zinnemann during the first twenty minutes of "A Man for All Seasons." We are shown scenes...
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VERSE: THE PRIEST AS MANY THINGS INCLUDING KINGS AND SURF BUFFS
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Pintauro, Joseph
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JOSEPH PINTAURO THE PRIEST AS MANY THINGS INCLUDING KINGS AND SURF BUFFS Stitch holes of a drawn green rectory paper shade become nine hundred tiny suns announcing the giant light of a window...
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BOOKS
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BOOKS The urban crisis and the unmaking of William Buckley The Unmaking of a Mayor WILLIAM F. BUCKLEY, JR. Viking, $6.95 PAUL. GOODMAN According to himself, a chief purpose of William...
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