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 Vol. 038 Issue 023 (June 6 1955)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 U. S. LABOR ASSUMES WORLD LEADERSHIP
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BEICHMAN, ARNOLD
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U.S. Labor Assumes World Leadership International parley of free unions a triumph for AFL, CIO By Arnold Beichman Vienna On the afternoon of May 18, AFL President George Meany landed in...
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WHY RUSSIAN FREEDOM IS INEVITABLE
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Dulles, Allen W.
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U.S. Intelligence chief WHY RUSSIAN FREEDOM IS INEVITABLE Growing educated class wants better life By Allen W. Dulles Scientific and technical education in the Soviet Union today presents a...
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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 Debs, Gompers and the Unions On May 23, I undertook a rapid-fire commentary on the history of American trade unionism. I sketched the AFL and CIO in terms of...
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REPORT FROM NEW ORLEANS
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CARMICHAEL, JOHN
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At the 1952 Democratic national convention, Northerners attempted to bind the Southerners to a loyalty pledge that would put the party nominee, Adlai Stevenson, on the official Democratic ticket in...
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REPORT FROM DALLAS
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EUBANKS, BICKNELL
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From Dallas By Bicknell Eubanks Asignificant movement is developing in Texas which could have an important bearing on next year's Presidential election. A group of Democrats, hopeful of ending the...
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JAPAN TALKS PEACE WITH RUSSIA
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NAOI, TAKEO
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Japan Talks Peace with Moscow Behind the London negotiations By Takeo Naoi Tokyo Japan opened peace talks in London with Soviet Russia this month, some six months after the Kremlin first broached...
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TITO REMAINS CAGEY
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WILLEN, PAUL
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Two Views After the Belgrade Parley Tito Remains Cagey By Paul Willen It is abundantly clear that Nikita Khrushchev's fabulous political adventure in Belgrade did not "lure" Tito back into the...
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THREE COMMUNIST CENTERS
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Radista, Bogdan
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3 Communist Centers By Bogdan Raditsa The Belgrade "meeting at the summit" was both a spectacular victory for Tito and a mixed blessing for the Soviet chiefs. In the interest of their common...
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CONFESSION OF THE ANTI-PEGLER 'FORCE'
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PILAT, OLIVER
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National Reports Confession of the Anti-Pegler Force' By Oliver Pilot Me and a couple of friends, we've been persecuting Pegler. We've got him down, so to speak, and we're sitting on him, and we...
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VERMONTERS SEE JUSTICE - PEGLER NOTWITHSTANDING
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SHELDON, COURTNEY R.
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Vermonters See Justice - Pegler Notwithstanding By Courtney R. Sheldon Boston Vermonters are understandably puzzled by the flurry of comment across the country on the case of Lucille Miller of...
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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 Communism and the Intellectuals IN MY experience,, disagreement with some statement is often the spark that touches off a positive line of thought....
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LIVING WITH BOOKS
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HICKS, GRANVILLE
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LIVING WITH BOOKS By Granville Hicks Joyce Gary Concludes His Trilogy Tragically With 'Not Honour More' Joyce Gary's new trilogy, which began as high comedy in Prisoner of Grace, comes to a...
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A TARBUCKET FOR CHURCHILL
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ROSE, RICHARD
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A Tarbucket for Churchill Winston Churchill—British Bulldog. By Emrys Hughes. Exposition Press. 337 pp. $5.00. Reviewed by Richard Rose Editorial staff, St. Louis "Post-Dispatch" Winston...
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WHAT AMERICANS DON'T WORRY ABOUT
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RORTY, JAMES
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What Americans Don't Worry About Communism, Conformity and Civil Liberties. By Samuel A. Stouffer. Doubleday. 278 pp. $4.00. Reviewed by James Rorty Coauthor, "McCarthy and the Communists";...
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FOUR WHO WERE FREED
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FREEMAN, LUCY
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Four Who Were Freed Truants from Life. By Bruno Bettelheim. Free Press. 511 pp. $6.00. Reviewed by Lucy Freeman Author, "Fight Against Fears," "Hope lor the Troubled," "Before 1 Kill...
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POOR VARIATIONS ON A GREAT MATHEMATICIAN
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NAGEL, ERNEST
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Poor Variations on a Great Mathematician incare, Critic of Crisis. Reviewed by Ernest Nagel is Dantzig. Professor of Philosophy, S. 149 pp. $3.00. Columbia University Henri Poincare, Critic of...
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ON STAGE
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SHIPLEY, JOSEPH T.
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On STAGE By Joseph T. Shipley Lively Musicals With Weak Books Damn Yankees. Book by George Abbott and Douglass Wallop. Music and lyrics by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross. Dances staged by Bob...
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DEAR EDITOR
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DEAR EDITOR STRATEGIC BOMBING I do not agree with Denis Healey, in his quite casual statement [NL, May 9] that "A, Soviet attack . . . would mean Germany being occupied by the Red Army and bombed...
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Vol. 038 Issue 025 (June 20 1955)
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