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NEWS & VIEWS Tenants v s . School A tense little struggle has shaped up between tenants at Manhattan's 22 East 89th Street and St. David's School, a private lay-operated Catholic...
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CORRESPONDENCE Rome and the Anglicans Brookline, Mass. To the Editors: The article "Anglicans Opt for the Status Quo" by Michael De-La Noy [July 14] contains one sentence which is rather...
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CORRESPONDENCE Rome and the Anglicans Brookline, Mass. To the Editors: The article "Anglicans Opt for the Status Quo" by Michael De-La Noy [July 14] contains one sentence which is rather...
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society. They were an elite. Yet because of what they represented and because of what the Olympic Games have become they were caught up in and destroyed by the games nations play---:-victims of...
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BUSING WON'T ALWAYS WORK MICHAEL NOVAK F ACED 'WITH a political proposal, it is always a good practice to ask each party: "What's in it for you?" Recently, the question of busing for purposes...
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I I POLITICS AND THE PRIEST PETER J. HENRIOT Political responsibility is social concern and involvement taken seriously This fall, more American priests will be involved in politics than ever...
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'72 § 20,000 COFFINS HERBERT MITGANG Vietnam remains the tou,chstone and the difference Amagansett, N.Y. If the American war in and over four countries in Indochina were to end tomorrow, if all...
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from Vietnam in peace--and since then, 20,000 have come home in coffins." Before this plain fact, all other controversial plans offered by Senator McGovern appear diminished in importance. The...
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for cultural and political empire, but is anchored in absolute honesty and a sense of our limits as well as possibilities. To a struggle to know the authenticity of feelings and at the...
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Vol. 096 Issue 020 (September 8 1972)
News & Views
