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NEWS AND VIEWS Milton Himmelfarb, in Commentary: "The First Amendment does not command, 'Thou shalt not give governmental aid to parochial schools,' it commands that there shall be no...
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CORRESPONDENCE War on P o v e r t y Washington, D.C. To the Editors: I have seen lots of sloppy writing on the poverty program, but I think that Sidney Lens [July 1] deserves some kind of...
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CORRESPONDENCE War on P o v e r t y Washington, D.C. To the Editors: I have seen lots of sloppy writing on the poverty program, but I think that Sidney Lens [July 1] deserves some kind of...
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Title V is endangered by the Senate Judiciary Committee's insertion of the word "legally" into an otherwise sound law. Civil rights workers and Negroes are protected from violence only when...
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In the electioneering for Proposition 14, a clever--and it proved to be highly effective---campaign was waged to convince the individual that the Rumford Act gives a bureaucratic agency the...
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GREAT SOCIETY PRIORITIES _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 War, peace and the managerial bent SEYMOUR MELMAN The myth of the United States as an "affluent society" is dead. The...
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federal government, back to the City to be used for its purposes. The basic needs of the nation's large cities require at least $55 billion of new money for housing, education, and health....
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A road to identity? BLACK POWER FRANK MILLSPAUGH Were I to join with a group of friends to build a furnace and a boiler and to announce, "We plan to produce steam power," few people would...
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son SNCC prefers to use only Negro field workers in Negro communities. At present, there is no truly progressive force of any significance in the Deep South other than the Negroes. Therefore,...
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around with. Then Monisha meets Ashoke, a progressive young man whose uncle knows Indranath and hopes this Mr. Big will help the lad land a well-paying job in Calcutta. If you find yourself...
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Vol. 084 Issue 018 (August 5 1966)
NEWS & VIEWS
