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MODERATES IN DISARRAY The Republican Paralysis By George F Gilder The Republican Party, having taken the Goldwater emetic, is now staggering about, proclaiming its health. Yet as Ray Bliss, a...
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STRUGGLE FOR GIBRALTAR Rumpus on the Rock By Ray Alan GIBRALTAR Seen from across the Bay of Algeciras, Gibraltar is a stirring sight though how it stirs you depends on the sort of history you...
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REBELLION IN THE SOUTH India's Language War By Philip G. Altbach MADRAS India is a patient country, but recent events have shown that this patience can be exhausted, even in the peaceful states...
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THINKING ALOUD The View from Jakarta By Ann R. Willner Most explanations of Indonesia's aggressive posture toward Malaysia have tended to stress internal and external Communist pressures on...
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WRITERS & WRITING Norman Mailer's Yummy Rump By Stanley Edgar Hyman "The premise that what comes out is valid because it is the record of a mood. So one records the mood. What a mood. Full of...
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The Individual vs. Society OCCASIONS AND PROTESTS By John Dos Passos Regnery. 323 pp. $4.95. Reviewed by DON GIFFORD Department of English, Williams College The dust jacket of this volume...
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Unfailing Showman ONE-ACT COMEDIES OF MOLIERE Translated, with an Introduction, by Albert Bermel World. 192 pp. $4.95. Reviewed by DONALD SUTHERLAND Department of Classical...
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ON ART By Hilton Kramer The Buffalo Festival-l BUFFALO Festivals are to the arts what crash programs are to the military. Immense resources are lavished upon highly circumscribed goals. The...
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ON MUSIC By Dika Newlin The Buffalo Festival — II BUFFALO The events which opened the "Buffalo Festival of the Arts Today" were sometimes fascinating, sometimes frustrating, sometimes...
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ON SCREEN By John Simon Christ in Concrete God is unlucky in The Greatest Story Ever Told. His onlybegotten Son turns out to be a bore. This is not the fault of Max von Sydow, whose Christ is...
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ON STAGE Chekhov as Barometer By Ronald Hingley It was not as a professional theater critic that I attended the recent performances of the Moscow Art Theater in New York. I went as a potential...
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DEAR EDITOR POLITICAL MAGIC William Bohn, in his article "Political Magic" (NL, February 1) says that it is a false notion to think that election results depend on the techniques of political...
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Vol. 048 Issue 006 (March 15 1965)
The Republican Paralysis
