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NEWS & VIEWS Boston and Cushing Some fascinating clues to life in Boston and the thought of the late Cardinal Richard Cushing are contained in a confidential staff report to the U.S....
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CORRESPONDENCE Seminary Systems St. Meinrad, Ind. To the Editors: In your fine editorial on "Women Priests" [Nov. l] you engage at one point in an attack on "the old seminary system" and...
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since the U.S. already can blow the world up ten times over if we are stupid enough to want to do so, would not such an announcement make the world a safer as well as a better place to live in?...
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THE FACT OF INTERDEPENDENCE ABIGAIL McCARTHY How will we ever sort it out? We have so often done harm by doing what we thought was good. At every national conference we face bitter...
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TEXTBOOKS IN THE HOLLOWS RUSSELL W. GIBBONS A cultural counter-revolution th at outrages Eastern sensibilities Even Hillbillies have constitutional rights. (sign carried by a picket in Kanawha...
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all kinds of students. They have criticized them for being anti-American, but I'd call them extremely patriotic because they represent all types of Americans." Yet can there be a...
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WKSHIHGTOH REPORT MANY HAPPY RETURNS? The voters have taken the Republican party to the woodshed for a thorough political spanking. Fortytwo incumbents in the Congress were defeated in...
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Cronin, Thomas E.; Fremantle, Anne; Heidenry, John; Powers, Thomas; Scott, Nathan A. Jr.; Sloyan, Gerard S.; True, Michael
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government-run programs of assistance. Overall, too, less predictable than the Humphreys and Mondales. Nevertheless, there will be a report card issued by the voters on the Democrats, even though...
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Vol. 101 Issue 009 (December 6 1974)
News & Views
