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NEWS AND VIEWS • • • • • • • • • Priests and religious who engage in revolutionary activity (and you can wager that their numbers will grow, particularly in Latin America) have more than their...
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CORRESPONDENCE Dissent on Ma reuse Princeton, N.J. To the Editors: Callahan's fine article on Marcusian totalitarianism (Dec. 22) raises more immediate issues than are adequately acknowledged,...
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MEDDLING IN BRAZIL THE CIA BUNGLES ON With the approach of the first anniversary of the revelation of CIA involvement in scores of private organizations comes news from Brazil of new CIA meddling...
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THE CONFUSED SOCIAL APOSTOLATE MOUSING THE POOR Perhaps nothing so well evidences the blandly bourgeois aspect of American Catholicism over the last 20 years as its dismal record on the housing...
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Two hundred million Americans and still growing THE MORE THE MERRIER? ROBERT E. NEIL When the Census Bureau's clock ticked off the arrival of the 200-millionth American recently, President...
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Co-existence is a fact CATHOLICS IN NORTH VIETNAM HARRY HAAS Little detailed information is available about the situation of Catholics in North Vietnam. But one thing is certain: their isolation...
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The lid is on in Chicago WAITING FOR LBJ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • DANIEL J. MALLETTE On Aug. 26, 1968, the National Democratic Convention will open in Chicago's International Amphitheatre....
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SMASHING, THAT'S WHAT THE SCREEN It's comedy time again, so here are some notes on the recent grab bag of funnies that may help you decide which is your meat and which your poison. Meatiest of the...
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BOOKS Gabriel Marcel and the ontological mysteries Problematic Alan GABRIEL MARCEL Herder & Herder, $3.95 WALTER ARNOLD Ariadne is the title of one of Gabriel Marcel's better known plays. The...
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Vol. 087 Issue 017 (February 2 1968)
NEWS AND VIEWS
