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NEWS &
VIEWS
Catholic Radicals
The Washington Post tal-
lied up Catholic peace move-
ment activities in a p-1 fea-
ture March 7; the record for
the past three years...
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CORRESPOND-
ENCE
Celebrating Infallibility
Portland, Maine
To the Editors: In his review of Hans
Kiing's book on infallibility [Feb. 5],
Charles Davis agrees with the...
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THE MYTH OF NEO-ISOLATIONISM
Fifty-one percent of the American people, according to a recent Lou
Harris survey, believe that the U.S. presence in Vietnam is "morally
wrong." Not merely unwise,...
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HVhatever Became of
Quiet Diplomacy?
Nobody knows just how viable the delicate, de facto
cease-fire along the Suez may be. Besides, it's become a
little clearer that neither the Arabs nor...
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AVE ATQUE VALE, ALI
THE DEFEAT OF THE GREAT BLACK HOPE
Boulton Demas is a black 31-year-old lecturer in
political science, originally from Trinidad, who, until
recently, had never seen a...
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THE PERMANENT DlACONATE-l
A NEW SERVANT CLASS?
GERARD S. SLOYAIV
The Second Council of the Vatican which adjourned
somewhat over five years ago passed legislation saying
that territorial...
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THE PERMANENT DI AC ON ATE-2
THE HIDDEN THORNS
CARL J. ARMBRUSTER AND JOHN J. BEGLEY
The significance of the restoration of the permanent
diaconate is that it represents a major...
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ANCIENNE VAGUE
THE SCREEN
Bed and Domicile and This Man Must Die (as well as
Godard's Winds from the East) give a remarkable por-
trait of the nouvelle vague thirteen years later, no...
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BOOKS
Am I a Soledad brother's keeper?
Soledad Brother:
The Prison Letters
of George Jackson
Coward-McCann, $5.95
DONALD G. SHOCKLEY
To read the prison letters of George
Jackson is...
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1920s
1970
Vol. 093 Issue 022 (March 5 1971)
NEWS & VIEWS
