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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 News & Views
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NEWS & VIEWS A T y p i c a l Parish? One parish does not mate a Church, so one must be cautious about reading too much into a profile emerging from St. Benedict's parish in Hazlet, N.J. St....
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Correspondence
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CORRESPONDENCE Homosexuality New York, N.Y. To the Editors: Did I cause a big fuss when Michael Novak supported the Vietnam war, wrote the novel Naked 1 Came, ripped off Bernard...
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Editorials
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CORRESPONDENCE Homosexuality New York, N.Y. To the Editors: Did I cause a big fuss when Michael Novak supported the Vietnam war, wrote the novel Naked 1 Came, ripped off Bernard...
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The Synod Says No
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Kortenaar, Henry Ten
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dollars--that have, in an unexpected way, revealed the special nature of the Rockefeller problem. For example, Henry Kissinger ($50,000) as Secretary encouraged CIA subversion in Chile; he...
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Should Women Be Priests?
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Novak, Michael
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SHOULD WOMEN BE PRIESTS? MICHAEL NOVAK Ten years ago in Rome, those of us who were in favor of changing the Latin liturgy did not properly perceive that reform could be botched as badly as...
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The Cultural Revolution
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Clifford, Nicholas R.
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THE CULTURAL REVOLUTION NICHOLAS R. CLIFFORD The view from Peking Some years ago Owen Lattimore complained of what he called "the bleakness that has year by year been eroding American...
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Downstream from Watergate
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Getlein, Frank
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of the outside China-watcher. It may simply be that Daubier (and to a far lesser extent Esmein) allow politics to obscure their vision, and it is quite possible that men with a more detached...
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Media: Wilbur Mills and Lenny Bruce
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Murray, Michael
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port of military dictatorships around the world, even to creating military dictatorships where none existed; to our consequent violent and often effective opposition to democratically elected...
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The Screen
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Westerbeck, Colin L. Jr.
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It is coincidental but interesting that in this atmosphere there is now a new interest in the life and works of the late comedian Lenny Bruce, a man whose jokes were so public and apparently so...
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Verse
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Lindeman, Jack
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French Underground won't have him (that's why he joins the Gestapo), and to be honest, Dostoyevsky's Underground wouldn't have had him either. But something here is not--if you'll excuse,...
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Facing up to the Inescapable
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Ferkiss, Victor
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BOOKS l i FACING UP TO THE INESCAPABLE VICTOR FERK|$S The Denial o f Death ERNEST BECKER Free Press, $7.95 Death, the anthropologist Geoffrey Corer once remarked, is the new obscenity, the...
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Books
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Hahn, Claire; McCauley, Michael F.; Elshtain, Jean Bethke
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in religion because God . . . does not oppose the individual as others do." But he also accepted the general intellectual convention that "what characterizes modern life is the failure of...
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