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 Vol. 037 Issue 001 (January 4 1954)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Beria and McCarthy
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NIEBUHR, REINHOLD
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Beria and McCarthy McCarthyism is not fascism, but—like Communism—it labels every opponent a total enemy and would make perpetual disgrace the price of defeat By Reinhold Niebuhr When the Soviet...
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For What Did Beria Die?
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NICOLAEVSKY, BORIS I.
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For What Did Beria Die? A noted authority on Communism attempts to analyze the program for which Beria and his group were purged By Boris I. Nicolaevsky The Beria case has little in common,...
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The Home Front
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BOHN, WILLIAM E.
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THE HOME FRONT Glamour Boys of the Morning: Radio and Television MCs By William E. Bohn This thing has been on my mind for a long time. Up to breakfast-time this morning, I never could see my way...
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Congress Returns
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ECKARDT, W. V.
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CONGRESS RETURNS Despite Ike's conferences, nothing decisive is expected By W. V. Eckardt Washington, D. C. Unless there is some wholly unexpected crisis this spring, it would seem that the only...
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A National Park in Danger
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CARTER, VERNON
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A National Park in Danger The Northwest's, beautiful Olympic Park is threatened by lumbermen who are now pressing Congress to make its trees available for logging By Vernon Carter Olympic...
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Kenya 1954
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JACKSON, COLIN
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Kenya 1954 A report from Nairobi By Colin Jackson NAIROBI More than a year has passed since the beginning of the Mau Mau terror. Six British battalions are now in Kenya supporting the local home...
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Conformity in Our Newspapers
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KING, LAWRENCE T.
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CONFORMITY IN OUR NEWSPAPERS Partisanship, mergers and syndicates are among the factors promoting By Lawrence T. King When Adlai Stevenson, during his campaign, declared that "we are developing a...
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France and Indo-China
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ARON, RAYMOND
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France and Indo-China A Paris editor finds little hope in the struggle By Raymond Aron This article indicates the widespread feeling that prevails in France toward Indo-China. Raymond Aron is an...
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U. S. Policy and Mass Illusions
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ANGELL, NORMAN
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U. S. Policy and Mass Illusions Fragments of ideology which have affected mass emotions cripple our policy By Norman Angell The differences which block the development of a more unified Western...
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The Case of Haya de la Torre
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GRANT, FRANCES
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The Case of Haya de la Torre Peruvian democrat is spending his fifth year in embassy surrounded by dictator's troops By Frances R.Grant Secretary of the Inter-American Association for...
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Where the News Ends
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CHAMBERLIN, WILLIAM HENRY
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS The Omelette' Didn't Jell By William Henry Chamberlin Some twenty or so years ago, a cynical Moscow newspaperman with a vastly inflated reputation discovered a formula that...
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Utopian Economists
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KECSKEMETI, PAUL
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WRITERS and WRITING Utopian Economists The Worldly Philosophers. By Robert L. Heilbroner. Simon & Schuster. 342 pp. $5.00. Reviewed by Paul Kecskemeti Philosopher and essayist; contributor to...
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A Poet of the Sum
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SHAPIRO, HARVEY
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A Poet of the Sum Collected Poems. By Conrad Aiken. Oxford. 895 pp. $10.50. Reviewed by Harvey Shapiro Author of a forthcoming book of poems, "The Eye"; contributor to "Poetry" Conrad Aiken's...
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Agnes Meyer's Life of Service
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KOCH, ADRIENNE
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Agnes Meyer's Life of Service Out of These Roots. By Agnes E. Meyer. Little, Brown. 385 pp. $4.00. Reviewed by Adrienne Koch Coordinator, Program in Humanities, Division of General Education,...
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A Jew Attacks Zionism
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DAWIDOWICZ, LUCY S.
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A Jew Attacks Zionism What Price Israel. By Alfred M. Lilienthal. Regnery. 274 pp. $3.95. Reviewed by Lucy S. Dawidowicz Contributor to "Commentary," "Menorah JournaT' and other...
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Three Italian Novellas
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CANTARELLA, HELENE
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Three Italian Novellas Dinner with the Commendatore. By Mario Soldati. Knopf. 273 pp. $3.50. Reviewed by H?l?ne Cantarella Former chief, Foreign Language Review Section, OWl Motion Picture...
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On Stage
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SHIPLEY, JOSEPH T.
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ON STAGE Drama During the Christmas Season By Joseph T. Shipley Two new plays, in different ways, make light of—yet shed light on — solemn subjects. Both deserve to be listed among the season's...
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Editorial
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EDITORIAL ABANDONING ASIA There was a time when centuries in Asia meant little more than the passing of a single day. Infinitely complex social, religious and cultural traditions governed the...
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Vol. 037 Issue 002 (January 11 1954)
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Vol. 037 Issue 003 (January 18 1954)
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