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AN EXCHANGE OF VIEWS 'Torture in Brazil9 Baltimore, Md. To the Editors: Ralph della Cava, in his article on 'Torture in Brazil" [April 24], charges me with being the "architect" of an...
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379 TAKING FR. BERRIGAN SERIOUSLY A quarter of a century has passed since the United States dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. To save American lives. On the anniversaries of those...
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AFTER CAMBODIA THE FIGHT TO SAVE FACE In Southeast Asia, America is now fighting to save face. Both rhetoric and policy support this embarrassing conclusion. In his November 3rd speech,...
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Labor9s Split Political Personality If Al Barkin had not become a successful organizer for the old CIO Textile Workers some 20 years ago, he could have carved a career with any itinerant Gospel...
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HOW TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE "We must lose more, suffer more, experiment more, risk more, trust one another more" DANIEL BERRIGANi It is quite possibly no news at all by now, that my...
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BACKLASH IX CHILE The middle class is heard from PAUL E. SIGMUND Since the death of Che Guevara in 1967, there has been a remarkable change in the attitude of political analysts towards Latin...
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MEMO TO THE REPS THE STAGE One of the recurrent worries of the more avant regional theaters and repertory groups (even Lincoln Center) is that they will decline into conventionality, become...
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THE SCREEN Campuses are never going to make good movie sets. Americans don't care for people with negative ideals. Winning the West and World War II are activities people can believe in. But going...
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BOOKS Raising children in Russia and America Two Worlds of Childhood U.S. and U.S.S.R. URIE BRONFENBRENNER Russell Sage Foundation, $7.95 SIDNEY CALLAHAN In optimistic moments I envision...
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Vol. 092 Issue 016 (August 7 1970)
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