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 Vol. 014 Issue 004 (April 1 1950)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 THE ACHESON APPROACH
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The Acheson Approach SECRETARY of State Acheson has served up a new description of U.S. foreign policy—"total diplomacy," which, on examination, turns out to be nothing but total sterility. As...
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THE MORAL ALTERNATIVE TO CHAOS
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Humphrey, Hubert
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The Moral Alternative to Chaos By HUBERT HUMPHREY THE AIR is filled with counsels of doom and prophecies of disaster. They are not lightly uttered. They come, for the most part, from men of...
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MY SEARCH FOR SECURITY
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Davis, Garry
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My Search For Security By GARRY DAVIS DON'T ever write anything for publication, Garry," my best friends have warned me. "Your field is action. Every time you try to explain what you're doing you...
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OLD SAWS AND NEW BROOMS
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Lowry, W. McNeil
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Old Saws and New Brooms By w. McNEIL lowry Washington THE "OUTS" need a platform; the "ins" are judged on performance—so runs the old political adage. Whether the Republican Party needed the...
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THE FIREMAN OF PRAGUE
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Bowie, Beverley
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The Fireman of Prague By Beverley M. Bowie IT IS an art to be an exile; and in this art, as in some others, timing is all. You must know when to arrive. For the iron law of diminishing attention...
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WHAT CAN WE DO?'
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Mayer, Milton
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Of Men and of Angels What Can We Do? By MILTON MAYER EVERYWHERE I go—and I go everywhere—people ask me, "What can we do?" I am not flattered; I know what it means. I know that they ask everyone;...
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YOUR MONEY'S WORTH
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Sheridan, Mary
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YOUR MONEY'S WORTH By MARY SHERIDAN MOST shoppers, buying food or glancing at the business columns of their newspapers, must have wondered often during the past year who was getting the money. A...
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THE MOOD OF AMERICA
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Miller, Albert Fowler, George Dean, Herbert Hackett, Joe
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THE MOOD OF AMERICA Philadelphia Likes The FEPC Idea By Albert V. Fowler Philadelphia THE state of Pennsylvania has no Fair Employment Practices law. The last three sessions of the legislature...
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STATE OF THE CINEMA
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Glick, Nathan
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State of the Cinema Studies in Black and White By NATHAN GLICK THE crusading temper is infectious. Having opened the breach with an attack on anti-Semitism {Crossfire, Gentleman's Agreement),...
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM Inadequate Institutions Dear Sirs: Sen. Brien McMahon and Millard Tyd-ings are to be commended for their stand for peace and disarmament. Administration proponents to the...
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GEN. CLAY REPORTS
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Silver, George
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Gen. Clay Reports DECISION IN GERMANY, by Gen. Lucius D. .Clay. Doubleday. 522 pp. $4.50. Reviewed by George Silver THERE IS already an imposing accumulation of literature on postwar Germany...
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ACCENT ON METHOD
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Boehm, Werner
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Accent on Method THE AMERICAN SOLDIER: Adjustment During Army Life, by Samuel A. Stouffer, Edward A. Such-man, Leland C. De Vieney, Shirley A. Star, Robin M. Williams Jr. Princeton University...
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REFORMING CONGRESS
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Kilpatrick, Carroll
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Reforming Congress CONGRESS ON TRIAL, by James MacGregor Burns. Harper. 224 pp. $3. Reviewed by Carroll Kilpatrick THE problem of reforming Congress has been a fruitful subject for students of...
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 1950
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Burrell, David M.
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Public Schools, 1950 AND MADLY TEACH, by Mortimer Smith. Henry Regnery Co, 107 pp. $2. Reviewed by David M. Burrell THIS IS the account of one man who served on a public school board and lived to...
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SMALL BOY STUFF
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Coleman, Mcalister
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Small Boy Stuff JOHN L. LEWIS, by Saul Alin-sky. G. P. Putnam's Sons. 364 pp. $3.50. Reviewed by McAlister Coleman MUCH OF the unfavorable criticism leveled at this book by both liberal and...
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