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 Vol. 037 Issue 049 (December 6 1954)
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Vol. 037 Issue 050 (December 13 1954)
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••Contents••
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 A Two-Way Peace Plan:
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CULBERTSON, ELY
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ELY CULBERTSON PRESENTS A TWO-WAY PEACE PLAN THE CURRENT DEBATE in the Western world on the policy of "coexistence" with the Soviet Union ignores the two fundamental factors in the power struggle...
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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 The Tragedy of Remington and Hiss I FIND it difficult to get either William Remington or Alger Hiss out of my mind. Remington was brutally murdered in the...
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National Reports:
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JR, WILLIAM K. WYANT
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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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Amnesty in Hungary?:
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NELSON, WALTER HENRY
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AMNESTY IN HUNGARY? So far it has been limited By Walter Henry Nelson THE COMMUNISTS have made a new bid to Western public opinion by releasing Anna Kethli, noted Hungarian Social Democratic...
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Living With Books:
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HICKS, GRANVILLE
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LIVING WITH BOOKS 1954's Novelists Treat the Theme of 'Here and There,' 'Now and Then' By Granville Hicks IN THE PAST YEARS, I have read more than thirty American novels. I know of a few others...
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Why They Became True Believers:
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HERBERG, WILL
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Why They Became True Believers The Appeals of Communism. By Gabriel A. Almond. Princeton. 415 pp. $6.00. Reviewed by Will Herberg Author of "Judaism and Modern Man"; contributor to "Commentary,"...
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Our Literature Through British Eyes:
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MANLEY, SEON
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Our Literature Through British Eyes The Literature of the United States. By Marcus Cunliffe. Pelican. 384 pp. $0.85. American Writing Today. Times Literary Supplement. 100 pp. $0.50. Reviewed by...
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Gide as Husband and Homosexual:
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BALDWIN, JAMES
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Gide as Husband and Homosexual Madeleine. By Andre Gide. Knopf. 98 pp. $3.00. Reviewed by James Baldwin Novelist; author, "Go Tell It on the Mountain" and numerous stories THERE IS something...
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Zola's Search for the Truth:
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FARRELL, JAMES T.
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Zola's Search for the Truth By James T Farrell Author, "Studs Lonigan," "The Face of Time," and many other novels THE FINAL LINES of Zola's Germinal help explain the spirit of his writing: "Men...
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Mr. Cowley Views Today's Writers:
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WEBSTER, HARVEY CURTIS
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Mr. Cowley Views Today's Writers The Literary Situation. By Malcolm Cowley. Viking. 259 pp. $3.75. Reviewed by Harvey Curtis Webster Author, "On a Darkling Plain"; Professor of English at...
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From Infamy to Honor:
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KRUTCH, JOSEPH WOOD
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From Infamy to Honor By Joseph Wood Krutch Author, "The Modern Temper," "The Measure of Man"; Professor of Literature, Columbia University NEARLY sixty years ago, Oscar Wilde went to prison,...
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Spearhead of British Modernism:
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BALAKIAN, NONA
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Spearhead of British Modernism The Bloomsbury Group. By J. K. Johnstone. Noonday. 383 pp. $5.00. Reviewed by Nona Balakian Staff member, New York "Times Book Review" J. K. JOHNSTONE'S The...
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Our Delinquent Citizenry:
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CAMPBELL, JOHN D.
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Our Delinquent Citizenry The Treason of the People. By Ferdinand Lundberg. Harper. 370 pp. $4.50. Reviewed by John D. Campbell Assistant Professor of Psychology, Haverford College IN The Treason...
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Dear Editor
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DEAR EDITOR THE NEW LEADER welcomes readers' comment, regardless of point of view. For space reasons, however,we prefer letters under 300 words. Chides Dr. Bohn for Criticism Of Nixon's Campaign...
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Vol. 037 Issue 052 (December 27 1954)
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