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NEWS AND VIEWS 0 0 0 0 _9 _9 0 0 0 _9 _9 0 _9 0 0 0 _9 0 The Christmas-time detonation at the Nevada proving grounds of a thermonuclear device 50 times more powerful than the Hiroshima bomb...
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CORRESPONDENCE Music and L | t u r g y New York To the Editors: Sometimes, one good blast deserves another. That is the case with Ralph Thibodeau's remarks on music in liturgy ["Threnody for...
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CORRESPONDENCE Music and L | t u r g y New York To the Editors: Sometimes, one good blast deserves another. That is the case with Ralph Thibodeau's remarks on music in liturgy ["Threnody for...
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demned Enlightenment gave him his freedom, his lot in Christian Europe was a less than happy one. And while it may be true, as some argue, that democracy is the form of government intrinsically...
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obligation to deal with the recognized government in Lagos), have done a magnificent job in getting some supplies in, but they lack the resources to begin to do an adequate job. The United...
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Zambia (their separate monarchy was given special privileges by the British right up to independence) was being taken away from them. The party had also attracted support from people whose...
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CULTURE AND COUNTER-CULTURE _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 Alienated youth's risky challenge to the Enlightenment MYRON B. BLOY, JR. "Alienation" has become an intellectual...
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From bad to worse in the Dominican Republic YES, WE HAVE NO BANANAS RUTH SHEREFF Almost four years have passed since the April, 1965, Dominican Revolution and the American intervention, about...
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Public Broadcasting returns to the numbers game FREEDOM TO VIEW DAVID WALKER Buy! In applying vast ingenuity to that imperative, commercial television has so characterized the...
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public broadcasting must prove itself in Washington or perish. If public broadcasting had at its command the sentiments of large audiences, the political uncertainties could be more easily met. A...
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lows his book rather carefully--perhaps too carefully. At times the film needs pushing along; and the viewer finds himself ahead of the story. But it is the characterizations that make the...
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Vol. 089 Issue 014 (January 10 1969)
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