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 Vol. 037 Issue 009 (March 1 1954)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 The Threat to Freedom
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THOMAS, NORMAN
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The Threat to Freedom Senator McCarthy is strengthening the forces he claims to oppose by destroying the people's faith in their own government, and confusing true Communists with decent...
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The Home Front
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BOHN, WILLIAM E.
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THE HOME FRONT The New Leaders Thirtieth Birthday By William E. Bohn The New Leader celebrated its thirtieth birthday on February 24. We began our existence by pulling hard for Robert La Follette...
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Why Berlin Failed
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SOUVARINE, BORIS
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Why Berlin Failed By Boris Souvarine (First of two articles) If Moscow wanted to change its basic policy, it would have done so without diplomatic ballyhoo; Berlin only rehashed old...
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Guest Column
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BEICHMAN, ARNOLD
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GUEST COLUMN By Arnold Beichman 'More Substance In Our Enmities' It's an odd statement to make today when, from Berlin east to the Yellow Sea, there are so many innocent dead and dying, but it's...
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National Reports
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MANKIEWICZ, STEPHEN P. RYAN, FRANK
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National Reports The Negro in Southern Sports By Stephen P. Ryan While residents of the North and Midwest are still shivering in the blasts of winter, spring has already come to the American...
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Our GIs Who Confessed
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HUNTER, EDWARD
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OUR GIs WHO CONFESSED If soldiers who succumbed to Red brainwashing are to be tried, what about those who failed to prepare them for this ordeal? By Edward Hunter THE MILITARY COURT now holding...
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Flown the Coop
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ARMOUR, RICHARD
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FLOWN THE COOP A Soviet pigeon flew from Murmansk to Italy today and refused to leave. --News item. They say a pigeon flapped its wings And flew with steady toil Until, its journey done, it...
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Mr. Lyttelton and the Kabaka
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HATCH, JOHN
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MR. LYTTELTON AND THE KABAKA By John Hatch Author of "Dilemma in South Africa" The conflict between the British Government and the Kabaka (King) of Buganda, a territory in Uganda, sheds light on...
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Today's Students
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EVERETT, JOHN R.
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TODAY'S STUDENTS Our colleges are inhabited by serious-minded young people who are not easily aroused and professors have had to readjust to their critical ways of thinking By John R....
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Old Fellow-Travelers Never Die
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HERMAN, LOUIS JAY
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Old Fellow-Travelers Never Die By Louis Jay Herman An encounter with the latest subspecies of a hardy breed THE OTHER EVENING, I met an anti-Communist fellow-traveler. I had been a little out of...
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Sex in the Movies
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FORSTER, CLIFFORD
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Sex in the Movies By Clifford Forster WHEN the United States Supreme Court recently reversed, without opinion, the refusal of New York and Ohio to license, respectively, the motion pictures La...
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EDITORIAL
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EDITORIAL Berlin Balance History will not place the Berlin conference just concluded in the same class with Munich and Yalta; it resulted in no vast territorial concessions and created no strong...
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Living With Books
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HICKS, CRANVILLE
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LIVING WITH BOOKS By Granville Hicks Three New Novels About Negroes Which Transcend the Old Formulas Negro novelists are less concerned than they once were with what is commonly called the Negro...
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Andre Malraux's Ode to Art
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LYDENBERG, JOHN
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WRITERS and WRITING Andre Malraux's Ode to Art THE VOICES OF SILENCE. By Andre Malraux. Doubleday. 661 pp. $25.00. Reviewed by John Lydenberg Visiting Lecturer in English, University of...
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Mr. Davis Speaks His Mind
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SHUB, ANATOLE
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Mr. Davis Speaks His Mind But We Were Born Free. By Elmer Davis. Bobbs-Merrill. 229 pp. $2.75. Reviewed by Anatole Shub Reading this book, it is hard to shelve the memories of a thousand Elmer...
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Where Fear Is King
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BRUMBERG, ABRAHAM
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Where Fear Is King By Abraham Brumberg Content Editor of the USIA publication, "Problems of Communism" THE BEACON PRESS is to be congratulated on the publication of these two volumes."* Slim in...
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On Stage
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SHIPLEY, JOSEPH T.
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On STAGE By Joseph T. Shipley Two Big-Name Disappointments Two imposing disappointments have struck Broadway. One is an American dramatization of a noted Frenchman's plea for understanding. The...
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Dear Editor
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DEAR EDITOR Opposes Tax Reduction As Spur to Prosperity Since The New Leader's general level of courage, integrity and sincerity is much higher than that of most other newspapers or magazines,...
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Vol. 037 Issue 010 (March 8 1954)
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Vol. 037 Issue 011 (March 15 1954)
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Vol. 037 Issue 012 (March 22 1954)
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Vol. 037 Issue 013 (March 29 1954)
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Vol. 037 Issue 062 (March 31 1954)
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