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 Vol. 099 Issue 010 (December 7 1973)
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Vol. 099 Issue 011 (December 14 1973)
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Vol. 099 Issue 012 (December 21 1973)
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NEWS& VIEWS Homemade A-Bombt A lot of shudders have been generated by The New Yorker profile on physicist Theodore B. Taylor, designer of the smallest and largest fission bombs (Davy...
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CORRESPONDENCE:
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CORRESPONDENCE Caveat Emptor Brooklyn, N.Y. To the Editors: I am puzzled by Elliott Wright's comments regarding the price of A Spectacle Unto the World [Viking, $10,] which he refers to...
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EDITORIALS:
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THE ENERGY CHALLENGE It is now widely appreciated that the energy crisis is more than a mere byproduct of diplomatic tensions in the Middle East, but instead a crisis involving the supply of...
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BIG TABLE BLUES:
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Gibbons, Russell W.
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THE LABOR SCENE BIG TABLE BLUES Six years ago, during the long and bitter winter of the strike in the nonferrous metals industry, a spokesman for one of the "copper barons" said that his...
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THE NEW ANTI-SEMITISM
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Novak, Michael
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In a brilliant reply to Daniel Berrigan, Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg dissects the new anti-Semitism. All of us are going to have to be more vigilant. Writing in American Report (Nov. 12), Rabbi...
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POETRY & SURVIVAL
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MichaelTrue
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POETRY a SURVIVAL MICHAEL TRUE Providing a dimension oi sanity in a mad, mad world "/ would say it is not our business to defend poetry but the business of poetry to defend us." ROBERT...
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VERSE:
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Morgan, Frederick
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FREDERICK MORGAN THE PUPPETS What raised these puppets high above our common, struggling flesh? Righteousness, American-style, well fortified by cash. What kept them there? The shield of...
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VERSE:
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Hazo, Samuel
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of a German prisoner-of-war camp where he had been allowed to retain in his cell a single book, the poems of Alexander Pushkin. The book literally kept the Russian alive through four years of...
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WASHINGTON REPORT:
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Sisyphus
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WASHINGTON REPORT THE HOT AND THE GOLD OF IT The energy problem, be it defined as a "crisis" or as a temporary short-circuit, illuminates less savory political, structural and psychological...
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THE SCREEN
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beck, Colin L. Wester Jr.
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THE ART OF OBFUSCATION Most buffs would say that in order to be good a mystery should have no loose ends. Whether the story is in literary or cinematic form makes no difference. The point is...
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'THE HUMANIST MANIFESTO
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an exchange oi views The Humanist Manifesto' Mahwah, N.J. To the Editors: I have just read Louis Dupre's useful and critical article, "The Humanist Manifesto" [Oct. 19] and reread the...
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THE INTIMATE TILLICH
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Davis, Charles
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BOOKS From Time to Time HANNAH TILLICH Stein and Day, $7.95 Paulus: Reminiscences of a Friendship ROLLO MAY Harper & Row, $5.95 A word readers immediately associate with Paul Tillich...
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BOOKS:
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Heidenry, John; Carpenter, John A.
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BOOKS From Time to Time HANNAH TILLICH Stein and Day, $7.95 Paulus: Reminiscences of a Friendship ROLLO MAY Harper & Row, $5.95 A word readers immediately associate with Paul Tillich...
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Vol. 099 Issue 013 (December 28 1973)
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