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This is an ideological question and as such does not sit well with the American temperament. Until Americans turn around to confront it, however, the outlook is for ...
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For 20 years the industry and the union have had a strikers. A special convention will raise dues and assess- unique type of wage agreement. Workers get two kinds ments for...
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of the French colony in the Polish capital, de Gaulle said In this latter sense de Gaulle's visit contributes to a that France's genuine and lasting friendship for Poland further relaxation...
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named by the Positive Neighborhood Action Committee (PNAC), a composite of...
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bers, many of them clergy, sought to reopen a house, become a better place in which to live, will be needed deemed still adequate for occupancy, after it had been to see it...
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BOY-MAN SCHLEMIEL: JEWISH HUMOR .. ............... 'If you live in New York,...
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darkness of the movies, entranced by seductive images those fantasies which have in reality been very frustrating and situations. This generation, the first to have been so explains...
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a unit) to the Black Caucus and 23,000 votes for every- POTPOURRI one else. "What's the point of debate in a situation like this?" asked some innocent from the floor, his...
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some compassion. In "Birds, Bees," these meaner char- to a French village during World War I to defuse a bomb acters are just clowns and the victims of other clowns, planted by...
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Index to Volume LXXXVI March 24, 1967 to September 29, 1967 Articles, Poetry and "Of...
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