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Vol. 087 Issue 017 (February 2 1968)
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NEWS & VIEWS
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Don Luce. who resigned last fall as director of International Voluntary Services in Vietnam in protest over U.S. war policies, argues that one of the big consider..tions in the decision of South...
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CORRESPONDENCE
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CORRESPONDENCE • • • • • • • • • The Pope and Peace Washington, D.C. To the Editors: The Dec. 15 peace message of Pope Paul was massively distorted by the United States press .. . The result was...
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EDITORIALS
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CORRESPONDENCE • • • • • • • • • The Pope and Peace Washington, D.C. To the Editors: The Dec. 15 peace message of Pope Paul was massively distorted by the United States press .. . The result was...
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SICK CALL FOR A GENERAL
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Dinh, Tran Van
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• • • • • • • • • • • • • • EXIT IN SOUTH VIETNAM SICK CALL FOR A GENERAL On January 6, 1968, the South Vietnamese Army General Staff announced that Brigadier General Phan Trong Chinh, commander...
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LE TUBE BOOB
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Steinfels, Peter
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He was sentenced to 18 years at hard labor in the infamous Poulo Condore Island prison. He did not need to serve that long. When Diem was overthrown on Nov. 1st, 1963, Phan Trong Chinh was freed. A...
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WHO'S NEXT?
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Cox, Harvey
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• • • • • • • • • • • • • • WAITING FOR INDICTMENT WHO'S NEXT? Why those five and not any of the rest of us, not yet anyway? There are dozens of clergymen across the country who have received the...
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THE SOVIET'S ONE-IN-TEN
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Critchlow, James
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speech in Fresno, defends the morality of the whole operation before 1,000 applauding Democrats. So while we wait we will continue to oppose the war. And personally I will continue to counsel young...
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THAW IN SOUTH AFRICA?
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Detwiler, Bruce
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• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • THAW IN SOUTH AFRICA? Selling a new image to black neighbors BRUCE DETWILER Except for heart transplants, South Africa is not in the news a great deal today....
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DIVORCE IN ITALY
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Callahan, Edward F.
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the issue from reaching electoral consideration. Obviously the Vatican is running scared as a result of a trial governmental balloon this fall reporting favorably on the permission of divorce in...
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AN UNSEEN MAJORITY
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McConnell, Michael
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tale of invasion after conquest, of empire after empire; once one realizes that India's fabled riches were gleaned from an agricultural economy not unlike that which exists today, the glamor fades....
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THE CHURCH MOVES LEFT
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Bruneau, Thomas C.
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March, 1967, he went out of his way to re-establish friendly relations with the Church. He visited the Pope before taking office, arranged to receive a Papal Legate bringing a gold rose as homage to...
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THE STAGE
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Simon, John
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BLACK JOAN • • • • • • • • • • • • • • THE STAGE Lincoln Center Repertory, which is not really a rep, more of a demirep, has come up with Shaw's Saint Joan, one of those great middle-brow...
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THE SCREEN
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Hartung, Philip T.
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cinema. Most of the drama in both The Stranger and Tonio Kroger is interior and what action there is is important mainly because of the reaction and thoughts of the protagonist. Films adapted from...
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BOOKS
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BOOKS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Irish literature and a cross-fertilized culture A Short History of Irish Literature FRANK O'CONNOR Putnam, $5.95 VIVIAN MERCIER Although there are...
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Vol. 087 Issue 018 (February 9 1968)
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Vol. 087 Issue 019 (February 16 1968)
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Vol. 087 Issue 020 (February 23 1968)
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