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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 NEWS & VIEWS
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NEWS AND VIEWS Reader's Digest on Vietnam: "One reason the morale of the American soldier is so high, especially in the combat zone, is perhaps because he scarcely has time to go in for...
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CORRESPONDENCE
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CORRESPONDENCE Vietnam Policy La Crosse, Wise. To the Editors: Concerning your recent announcement that we should get out of Vietnam forthwith after "making what arrangements we can for our...
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EDITORIALS
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RED GUARDS AND VIETNAM What is going on in China? Well, it depends on what you read. To the Hearst press, it looks like a senseless, barbarian convulsion; Time readers have been assured that it...
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SPLITTING OVER ADAM
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Reams, Francis E.
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Splitting over Adam: The Liberal-Negro Breach The chief significance of Adam Clayton Powell's recent difficulties with Congress lies not in the state of the Congressman's personal fortunes or...
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AS BERKELEY AWAITS RONALD REAGAN
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Stith, Richard
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As Berkeley Awaits Ronald Reagan National press coverage of the recent Berkeley disturbances has not conveyed much about what is really going on. The depth and importance of the issues has...
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A DEAD ISSUE?
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O'Gara, James
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ALL THINGS CONSIDERED A BEAD ISSUE? Issues come and go. One that has come and gone is the school issue, at least in the sense that it is definitely unfashionable to discuss the issue. Part of...
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THE WOMAN INTELLECTUAL AND THE CHURCH
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Rambusch, Nancy; Daly, Mary; J., Sister Mary Aloysiu, S.S.; Ruether, Rosemary
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THE WOMAN INTELLECTUAL AND THE CHURCH A COMMONWEAL SYMPOSIUM This symposium was taped at the Commonweal offices; each participant later had the opportunity to revise her remarks. Participants...
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THE STAGE
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Sheed, Wilfrid
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SWANK SONG THE STAGE The parentage is bad on both sides. Let B.B.C. humor be dad. Comfy, good taste, good sense. Little songs about animals. Trials of everyday life—parking-the car and...
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THE SCREEN
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Hartung, Philip T.
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TOM, TOM, THE PEEPER'S SON THE SCREEN Now that anything goes in movies, we can expect to get anything. And we do, especially from abroad (although Hollywood has a way of putting over a fast...
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M., Sister M. Judine, l.H.
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SISTER M. JUDINE, I.H.M. CHMAROSCURO (at the grave of an artist-nun) Where late the spring rains pledged the earth to quicken, A twilight thus obscures the fleeting boast: To guard the marble...
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BOOKS
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BOOKS The myths of Automation CHARLES E. SILBERMAN Harper & Row, $4.95 THOMAS R. BROOKS Charles E. Silberman, together with the editors of Fortune set out in this brief book to destroy what...
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