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CORRESPOND.
ENCE
tte-fragging Louis Evely
Washington, D.C.
To the Editors: John McKenzie's re-
cent article on the "Demythologizing
of Louis Evely" (June 11) was both a
significant...
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'MURDER RY NEGLECT*
In one way the problem of lead poisoning in children is a small one.
It is not without genuine pathos for those who come in contact with its
victims, but it lacks the sweep...
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The Greening
of the Laity
The National Association of Laity (notice the new
name; liberation-of-women sentiment insisted on replac-
ing "laymen") is now in its fifth year of life. In...
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WOMEN'S-LIB THEOLOGY
MS GOD 'SHE9? AND SO WHAT?
God is the "Totally Other" without physical at-
tributes. The human mind, however, thinks in an-
thropomorphic terms and thus we personify...
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THE RETURN OF
POLITICAL POETRY
"New mental moves had to be made9
TODD GITLIN
One of the happy by-products of the '60s is the renais-
sance of political poetry. This is a matter of more...
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THE REBEL REPUBLICAN
McCloskey in motion
ROBERT KUTTNER
With the announcement that Senator Robert Taft, Jr.
will be the Administration's stand-in candidate in the
Ohio Republican primary...
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OF MITES AND MONSTERS
THE SCREEN
Although they're billed as documentaries about nature,
The Hellstrom Chronicle and Blue Water, White Death
are films largely about people. Since this is...
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JEAN GARRIGUE
THE GiRALDA
(A colossal statue symbolizing Faith
that is so adjusted as to turn
easily in the wind. It surmounts
the square tower, formerly a
minaret, of the cathedral of...
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STRAVINSKY'S
SACRED
MUSIC
Religious fervor
malgre lui
RALPH THIBODEAU
Igor Stravinsky once remarked, in
his Dialogues, "One hopes to worship
God with a little art if one has...
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BOOKS
A critical weathervane for religious winds from the East
The New Religions
JACOB NEEDLEMAN
Doubleday, $5.95
MICHAEL ZEIK
Needleman is a philosopher, an
existentialist, with a...
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1920s
1970
Vol. 094 Issue 015 (July 9 1971)
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