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Vol. 101 Issue 001 (October 4 1974)
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Vol. 101 Issue 002 (October 11 1974)
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News & Views
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NEWS & VIEWS Object|on, Please The president of the officially sponsored National Council of Catholic Laity broke with the NCCL board on the issue of amnesty. Mrs. John Eekstein...
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Correspondence
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CORRESPONDENCE O'Rourke Dismissal Marina City, Cal. To the Editors: Maybe I'm old hat (50 years are probably sufficient for that title), but wouldn't it have been prudent for Father...
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Editorials
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CORRESPONDENCE O'Rourke Dismissal Marina City, Cal. To the Editors: Maybe I'm old hat (50 years are probably sufficient for that title), but wouldn't it have been prudent for Father...
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Eyeing the Pacific
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Bono, Agostino
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First, the issues. On inflation, the Democratic party should realize that the modified laissez-faire position that both parties have held for the past several decades has neither insured economic...
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No Cheers for Father Keane?
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McCarthy, Abigail
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NO CHEERS FOR FATHER KEANE? ABIGAIL MeCA1RTHY In Chatham on Cape Cod, where I spent the summer, people swim, sail, play tennis, golf and garden during the day and in the evening gather over...
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The Economics of Death
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Mattern, Douglas
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THE ECONOMICS OF DEATH DOt_JGLAS MATTERN More overkill for the military In a recent speech dealing with the national economy, President Ford declared that we must reduce federal spending as a...
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Catholics in East Germany
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Jabusch, Willard F.
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nificant to note that the Bulletin o! Atomic Scientists, the magazine created over two decades ago to present the views of well-known scientists on critical issues, has recently changed the...
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The Screen
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Westerbeck, Colin L. Jr.
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GAMBLERS SYNONYMOUS O O O O O O O O O O O O O O THE SCREEN In the opening scene of Catilornia Split, director Robert Altman misleads us in a way which typifies that peculiar vision he has of...
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Managing Literary History
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Deedy, John
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W mTEgS CAN be an imperious lot-many of them, at least. As poets, novelists, essayists, they can spend careers plumbing the lives and emotions of people nearest and dearest to them or,...
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Books
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Meyers, Jeffrey; McBrien, Richard
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literary "neglect" of Kallman.. Kallman, however, is still less known as a poet than as Auden's Friend for over thirty years and, now, as the benefici.'try of his will. The Auden file at the...
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Vol. 101 Issue 003 (October 18 1974)
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Vol. 101 Issue 004 (October 25 1974)
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