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Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp., manufacturers of the 81-mm. illuminating projectile for the Army, celebrated the one-millionth projectile off its assembly line recently with fun and feasting at...
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NEWS & VIEWS: 42 CORRESPONDENCE: 43 EDITORIALS: 43 KINESTHETIC HAPPENING: ART OR ATROCITY? Harvey Cox 44 AN UNEASY ALLIANCE: Carl Amery 45 A TIME TO CREATE: Paul J. Hallinan 47 TITHING FOR WAR:...
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NEWS & VIEWS: 42 CORRESPONDENCE: 43 EDITORIALS: 43 KINESTHETIC HAPPENING: ART OR ATROCITY? Harvey Cox 44 AN UNEASY ALLIANCE: Carl Amery 45 A TIME TO CREATE: Paul J. Hallinan 47 TITHING FOR WAR:...
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attributions have borne witness to a man obsessed with a personalized image of history, buoyed by a devil theory that would have embarrassed Theodore Roosevelt. A man who must deal with the politics...
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talking dog. In the next room a courteous young man prepared me a cheese sandwich and then smilingly handed it to his assistant who put mustard on it, held it out toward me—and then dropped it into...
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A TIME TO CREATE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Reaching out "to fresh minds and open hearts" PAUL J. HALLINAN A liturgical undergrowth exists in the United States. It is impossible, since...
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The case against the Johnson surtax • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • TITHING FOR WAR HIRSCHEL KASPER Recent estimates of the federal government's budgetary plans for the fiscal year indicate...
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willing to take the position that the burden of government policy should tend to fall on those most able to bear it, not on those who can least afford it. The costs of inflation may be likened to...
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the destruction and eventual obliteration of a tiny nation in Southeast Asia, whatever party he belongs to? My own fear is that we Christians have hidden for so long behind the cloak of...
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the destruction and eventual obliteration of a tiny nation in Southeast Asia, whatever party he belongs to? My own fear is that we Christians have hidden for so long behind the cloak of...
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more, some of whom turn in only bits but add considerably to the fun. For me, the tiger makes out well. I laughed a lot at "Waterhole # 3," too, but I must admit that this satire on westerns, done...
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Vol. 087 Issue 001 (October 6 1967)
NEWS & VIEWS
