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NEWS & VIEWS Peace Through Artns The practice by which some nations live on bread exchanged for arms has become an angry target for sensitive Europeans. In England, the dean ot St. Paul's...
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CORRESPONDENCE Meeting the Laity Washington, D.C. To the Editors: I can appreciate your concern that Msgr. Marcel Uylen-broeck, secretary of Pope Paul's Council of the Laity, should have the...
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PLAYING GAMES WITH NATURE The battle within the Lindsay Administration over the expansion of the Consolidated Edison power-generating plant in New York City's Astoria section—a tension temporarily...
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The Berrigans in Prison So now Daniel Berrigan is in prison too, apprehended after four months by an FBI agent who muttered "A.M.D.G." when he moved in for the arrest—a habit carried over from...
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42S Ivan Mich Writes JPape ipttul Cuernavaca, Mexico Holy Father: I must censure your silence. Respectfully, firmly and publicly I must do so. For two years, it has been your duty to speak...
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The Discussion Continues The following letters are in response to Daniel Berrigan's last published article from the underground, "How to Make a Difference," in the Aug. 7 Commonweal. They...
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Is Dick another Buffalo Bill? RENNARD STRICKLAND and JACK GREGORY In October of 1969, as a strangely allegorical drama, Arthur Kopit's Indians, prepared for an ill-fated Broadway opening,...
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THE PURPOSE OF CHURCH Christianity must be a most lout-group' group JAMES BUKTCHAEIX It has been said by Voltaire that man has fashioned God after his own image and likeness. There is...
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the Cheyenne. While a cavalry detail is retrieving her, the Cheyenne attack and inadvertently set her free again, this time with Pvt. Honus Grant (Peter Strauss), the only other survivor of the...
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BOOKS War resisters and attitudinal changes in the Service of Their Country War Resisters in prison WILLARD GAYLIN Viking, $6.95 MURRAY POL1VER Should the day ever come when we can look...
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1970
Vol. 092 Issue 018 (September 4 1970)
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