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 Vol. 104 Issue 005 (March 4 1977)
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Vol. 104 Issue 006 (March 18 1977)
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••Contents••
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 NEWS & VIEWS
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NEWS & VIEWS Ego t e non a b s o l v o . . . The Vatican Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith has rejected as "inappropriate" the convocation of a large gathering "for the primary...
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CORRESPONDENCE
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CORRESPONDENCE U#wllilag Hero Sands Point, N.Y. To the Editors: Congratulations to Father PhiUip Mooney, S.J., for his sensitive "Lindbergh and the Quiet of Christmas" and to Commonweal...
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EDITORIAL
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CORRESPONDENCE U#wllilag Hero Sands Point, N.Y. To the Editors: Congratulations to Father PhiUip Mooney, S.J., for his sensitive "Lindbergh and the Quiet of Christmas" and to Commonweal...
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WASHINGTON REPORT: The Entertainers
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Getlein, Frank
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official publications, to the near status of house organs. This is particularly apparent in the case of diocesan newspapers. It is a clich6 that the freedom of the press is never fully won, and...
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McBRIDE FOR ABEL
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Rice, Charles Owen
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tice, who, squatting over his radio in Howard Johnson's, startled by Howard Hunt's return with the call to Fly at once, all is discovered, asked plaintively, "Does this mean I can't go to Miami?"...
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WINTER OF DISCONTENT
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Kramer, Steven Philip
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divided in their estimate of it. Not overwhelmingly for Sadlowski, they were equally cool to both Abel and McBride. Abel remains in office until the middle of the year, and is now negotiating a...
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VERSE
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McMullen, Richard E.
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blame the Common Market membership for everything that is going wrong. The postwar economic problems of England are in part caused by the expense of the welfare system created by Labor after the...
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TIMELY SAINTS
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McCarthy, Abigail
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The newst~apers have been full of reports of canonizations in prospect. Quite providential canonizations, one might even say strategic. There is the unquestionably heroic woman doctor, wife...
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MORALITY AT THE WATER'S EDGE
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Garrett, Stephen A.
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I I I I MORALITY AT THE WATER'S EDGE STEPHEN A. GARRETT Can Carter successfully promote morality in foreign policy? During the 1976 campaign President Carter emphasized that if elected he...
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VERSE
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Wallace, Robert
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complicated and fraught with obstacles. It is highly tempting for the leadership in such nations to avoid the burden of these efforts if they can see any alternative to it. The Green Revolution...
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THE CATHOLIC PRESS TODAY
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Adamo, Salvatore J.
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THE CATHOLIC PRESS TODAY SALVATORE J. ADAMO In search of a future Everyone knows statistics can be twisted, but there is one set of numbers that tells us something significant about, the...
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ON THE ROAD TO DROGHEDA
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Gilhooley, James
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ON THE ROAD TO DROGHEDA JAMES GILHOOLEY Americans at a peace rally in Ireland "Really. It's the only way you can get to know th~ people." These were the words urgently whispered to me as my...
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THE STAGE
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Weales, Gerald
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increasingly more important. Ironically enough, they can anticipate aid from other haves who will grudgingly make concessions, political and otherwise, simply because they have grown weary of...
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THE SCREEN
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Westerbeck, Colin L. Jr.
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In insisting on the essential triviality of Dirty Linen, I do not want to suggest--as some reviewers have-that it is simply a playful gambol. It is a farce with a message---perhaps several. It...
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ME TARZAN, YOU JANE
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Hogarth, Burne
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his own--an aesthetic order which approached events obliquely because it approached meaning and feeling more directly, and thereby compensated us for any confusion or disorientation it...
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BOOKS
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O'Connell, David; Dohen, Dorothy; Elshtain, Jean Bethke; Schroth, Raymond A.; McCauley, Michael F.
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is an avatar of eternal youth, that in a mythic sense the Lord of the Jungle matures, but never grows up? Does this mean, deep underneath, unconsciously, that Burroughs tends to be what...
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