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CORRESPONDENCE Fetus as Property Los Angeles, Calif. To the Editors: Professor Etzioni is wrong when he states [Sept. 21] that the August 15, 1973 federal court ruling, that a woman does...
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ON THE ALERT In President Nixon's eyes, last week was the seventh, eighth, ninth or twentieth crisis he had boldly mustered through: he had shown the world —and himself—that he was tough. For...
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LIBERTY, EQUALITY, FRATERNITY RACISM IN FRANCE? Are the French racist, as a nation? Most of them would be appalled at the idea. Challenge a Frenchman and he will speak of the French colonial...
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Mr. Michael Novak The Rockefeller Foundation 111 East 50th Street New York, New York Dear Mike, Please forgive me for breaking into the hustle and bustle of that stronghold of the common man...
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THE CULT OF TRUE WOMANHOOD ROSEMARY RADFORD RUETHER Does the encounter culture offer any genuine liberation to women? The home and the family is often assumed to be a primordial unit, shaped to...
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THE ELLSBERG BREAK-IN STEVEN V. ROBERTS The findings of two volumes of grand jury testimony Why did a zealous group of White House aides known as the "plumbers" break into the office of Dr....
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Every year the New York Film Festival reconfirms two things: that the French have become the greatest filmmakers in the world, and the Germans have become the worst. Why Festival director Richard...
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The Summer Before the Bark DORIS LESSING Knopf, $6.95 The Hothouse by the East River MURIEL SPARK Viking, $5.95 Life Signs JOHANNA DAVIS Atheneum, $5.95 RUTH PRIGOZY Three new novels, by...
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Vol. 099 Issue 005 (November 2 1973)
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