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Vol. 107 Issue 019 (October 24 1980)
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••Cover Page••
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 Correspondence
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Correspondence Infallibility & history Washington, D.C. Toehe Editors: John Garvey makes some worthwhile points ("Orthodox and Infal- lible?" Aug. 29) about the necessity for orthodoxy as...
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Labor & the nukes
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Wicker, Brian
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Contents
Volume CVII, Number 18 Correspondence 578 Editorials 579 Labor & the nukes: Brian Wicker 581 The emperor's planes: Frank Getlein 583 Another kind of witness: John...
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The emperor's planes
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Getlein, Frank
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despite a fairly flabby comment by the bishops in their re- ence. Will history repeat itself, with a majority of resolutions sponse to the recent National Pastoral Congress on this and individuals...
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Another Kind of witness
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Garvey, John
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and Truly Invisible Airplane. Da capo. And that's why the Chiefs were so mad at Brown for letting the cat out of the invisible bag. The Invisible Airplane was no more aimed at the Russians than...
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Verse
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Brennan, Joseph Payne
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Harrisorl's work in a number of places, including the New York Times, Harpers, The New Republic, and (yes) Com-mon weal. Some of her best journalism and criti- cism has now be6n collected in Off...
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A Kenedy delegate in Carter's Camp
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Cronin, Thomas E.
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How I am voting
i As in past presidential years, Commonweal has asked sup- porters of the various candidates for personal statements ex- plaining their choices. Thomas E. Cronin is a...
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A switch to Reagan for a strong America
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Novak, Michael
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A SWITCH TO REAGAN: FOR A STRONG AMERICA I MICHAEL NOVAK M IY RECORD on supporting presidential candidates is such a poor one that I don't know why anyone would Icare. Early in i 968, I joined...
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Throwing my vote-to Anderson
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Wade, Richard C.
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worKlvlew requires me suppression ot Ilt)erty everywhere Ior its own perpetuity. How one interprets the meaning of the Soviet empire is the number one political issue of our genera- tion. (Senator...
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Screen
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Westerbeck, Colin L. Jr.
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IIII Screen REDFORD VS. REDFORD
A STAR IS FORLORN I N Ordinary People, the Judith Guest best-seller with which Robert Redford has made his debut as a director, there is a boy named Conrad...
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Weales, Gerald
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That crime is, of course, not showing your feelings. That is what Beth is guilty of, so hopelessly guilty that at the end of the movie she is banished to Houston. She is no longer welcome at home in...
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Media
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Miller, William Lee
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not understand the language. Sarah insists that the silence in which she lives is full of richness that James or any other hearing person cannot conceive; certainly the play, bound in by the need to...
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Discerning the Way
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Baum, George
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wife and show biz family at Rancho del Cielo above Santa he regularly does when telling about his father being fired on Barbara, travels the Ventura Freeway to a Hollywood studio, Christmas Eve in...
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Thunder on the Right
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Holland, Joe
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The right men at the right time THUNDER ON TIlE RIGHT THE "NEW RIGHT" AND THE POLITICS OF RESENTMENT Alan Crawford Pantheon, $13.95, 381 pp. Joe l.lolland T HE "NEW RIGHT" is a...
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Tenebrae
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Zebrun, Gary
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His book is also a low-keyed attack on the New Right, but from a conservative, rather than a liberal or socialist perspec- tive. The book's thirteen chapters can be grouped into three clusters,...
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History of the Ideas of Progress
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Ruether, Rosemary Radford
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that 1 have drowsed half-faithful for a time bathed in pure tones of promise and remorse: 'tomorrow I shall wake to welcome him. Hill addresses his poem, "Christmas Trees," to Dietrich Bonhoeffer,...
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Christian Hope
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McDonnell, Kilian
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Monarchy Men, again failing to note their negativity toward current Christian history. For them the Fifth Monarchy of Christ arrives in history through a divine annihilation of the evil...
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A Stopping Place
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Malin, Irving
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Monarchy Men, again failing to note their negativity toward current Christian history. For them the Fifth Monarchy of Christ arrives in history through a divine annihilation of the evil...
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