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 Vol. 037 Issue 040 (October 4 1954)
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••Contents••
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 Coexistence Is Poison:
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BROWN, IRVING
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Two views of our allies' controversial new policies Coexistence Is Poison By Irving Brown AFL Representative in Europe I RECENTLY RETURNED from a visit to what I should like to call a land of...
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The Case for Coexistence:
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NIEBUHR, REINHOLD
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Many of today's arguments are due to semantic confusion The Case for Coexistence By Reinhold Niebuhr IT WOULD BE rather sad if our survival were endangered by semantic confusions. Yet that seems...
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Safeguarding Union Welfare Funds:
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DUBINSKY, DAVID
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Safeguarding Union Welfare Funds By David Dubinsky President, ILGWU DURING WORLD WAR II, the phrase "fringe benefit" became a popular term in news headlines and in labor-management talks. The...
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No Brooms in GUMs:
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SOSIN, GENE
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NO BROOMS IN GUMs V. Kamenev, director of GUM, the state-owned department store in Moscow, recently admitted that "for the past six months customers have been complaining that in our department...
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National Reports:
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GORDON, WILLIAM; SHELDON, COURTNEY R.
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National Reports San Francisco: Frank Mankiewicz. Minneapolis: Sam Romer. Chicago: Albert N. Votaw. Boston: Courtney Sheldon. Dallas: Bicknell Eubanks. New Orleans: John Carmichael. St. Louis:...
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The Home Front:
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BOHN, WILLIAM E.
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THE HOME FRONT By William E. Bohn A Day at the General Assembly AS USUAL, I entered the great, shining Assembly Hall of the United Nations ahead of time. With a friend I sat for half an hour in...
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Report from Japan:
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NAOI, TAKEO
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Report from Japan SOCIALIST SPLIT WIDENS By Takeo Naoi TOKYO THE RECENT visit here by seven members of the British Labor-party delegation returning from a tour of Russia and Red China--Clement...
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The Strange Death of Mikhail Ryumin:
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NICOLAEVSKY, BORIS I.
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A victory for Malenkov, a defeat for Khrushchev The Strange Death of Mikhail Ryumin By Boris I. Nicolaevsky TEH JULY 23 announcement of the shooting of Mikhail D. Ryumin, Soviet Deputy Minister...
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Where the News Ends:
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CHAMBERLIN, WILLIAM HENRY
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin A Polish Emigre Views Russia WHEN THE TURKS took Constantinople 500 years ago, one of the favorable results was a flight to the West of learned...
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Editorial
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EDITORIAL The Watkins Report SENATOR MCCARTHY does not dominate the United States; he does not dominate the Republican party; he does not even dominate the conservative wing of the GOP. This is...
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Living With Books:
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HICKS, GRANVILLE
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LIVING WITH BOOKS By Granville Hicks Wright Morris's New Novel Contrasts The World of the '20s and the '50s IN 1942, I read Wright Morris's first novel, My Uncle Dudley, and was convinced that it...
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What Do the Liberals Offer?:
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SHUB, ANATOLE
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WRITERS and WRITING What Do the Liberals Offer? Call to Greatness. By Adlai E. Stevenson. Harpers. 110 pp. $2.25. Realities of American Foreign Policy. By George F. Kennan. Princeton. 120 pp....
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The Paradox of Charles the Great:
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WOLFE, ANN F.
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The Paradox of Charles the Great Charlemagne: The Legend and the Man. By Harold Lamb. Doubleday. 320 pp. $4.50. Reviewed by Ann F. Wolfe Contributor, N. Y. "Times Book Review" "Saturday...
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On Screen:
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DWORKIN, MARTIN S.
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On SCREEN By Martin S. Dworkin The Vicarious Jungle Of Mickey Spillane IN THE NEW Ring of Fear, Mickey Spillane makes his acting debut playing himself playing a private eye in the manner of his...
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Dear Editor
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DEAR EDITOR Critic Calls for New Approach To Humanities, Social Sciences Melville J. Ulmer's review of Theodore Cap-low's The Sociology of Work [THE NEW LEADER, September 20] concludes with the...
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Vol. 037 Issue 041 (October 11 1954)
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Vol. 037 Issue 042 (October 18 1954)
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Vol. 037 Issue 043 (October 25 1954)
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