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 Vol. 023 Issue 010 (October 1 1959)
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••Contents••
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 A New China Policy
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PROGRESSIVE "Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free" A New China Policy More than a third of this issue of The Progressive is devoted to chronicling and interpreting the...
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Notes in the News
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Uproar over Laos American news coverage of recent developments in Laos has seemed to us little less than disgraceful. Perhaps by the time this issue of The Progressive reaches subscribers the...
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Ten Years of Red China
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Kublin, Hyman
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TEN YEARS OF RED CHINA by Hyman Kublin October 1, 1959, marks the tenth anniversary of the People's Republic of China. Though the past decade represents but a fleeting moment in the four thousand...
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China's 'Great Leap Forward'
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Duncan, James S.
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CHINA'S GREAT LEAP FORWARD' by JAMES S. DUNCAN James Stuart Duncan, long one of Canada's leading business executives, recently returned from an intensive journey through Communist China where he...
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Chinas Drive Toward Empire
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Clubb, O. Edmund
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Chinas Drive Toward EMPIRE by O. EDMUND CLUBB In a series of conferences with its chief allies during World War II the United States government sought to get China recognized as a Great Power, and...
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OUR self-defeating CHINA POLICY
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Engle, Senator Clair
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OUR self-defeating CHINA POLICY by SENATOR CLAIR ENGLE TY7E live in a world of change. Our foreign policies should be designed to meet today's urgencies as well as shape our relationships in the...
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SYMINGTON the Middle Man from the Middle Border
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Burkhart, James A.
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SYMINGTON the Middle Man from the Middle Border by JAMES A. BURKHART HPhe Democratic Party is in a curious dilemma. Riding the greatest wave of populartiy since the peak of the New Deal, the...
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Works for Peace
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Humphrey, Hubert
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WORKS FOR PEACE by HUBERT HUMPHREY Iwas astonished recently by the results of a poll taken at one of our high schools. The poll showed that 92 per cent of the students said they were interested in...
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Nuclear Tests on Trial
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Ashkenazy, Elinor
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Nuclear Tests on Trial by ELINOR ASHKENAZY The fallout from nuclear weapons testing has activated opposition to the blasts in almost direct proportion to the ominous clouds of radioactive atomic...
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Urban Renewal Is Also a Private Affair
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Goetz, Rachel M.
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Urban Renewal Is Also a Private Affair by RACHEL M. GOETZ IHor a quarter of a century this nation has been nibbling at the edges of its critical housing problem without conquering its major...
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PAY TV: the way to FREE TV?
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Asbell, Bernard
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PAY TV: the way to FREE TV? by BERNARD ASBELL One of the most slippery double entendres of our time is the term "free" TV. It describes our daily free load of home entertainment for which some...
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The People's Forum
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM Letters To and From Life Dear Sirs: I believe that the propaganda wing of the big business community has undertaken a long-range program aimed at the eventual elimination of...
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Gandhi and Gandhism
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Jack, Homer A.
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Gandhi and Gandhism Conquest of Violence: the gand-hian philosophy of conflict, by Joan V. Bondurant. Princeton University Press. 269 pp. $5. Mahatma Gandhi, by B. R. Nanda. Beacon Press. 542 pp....
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Complex DuBois
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Meier, August
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Complex DuBois W.E.B. DuBois: Negro Leader in a Time of Crisis, by Francis L. Brod-erick. Stanford University Press. 259 pp. $5. Reviewed by August Meier Of the famous trio of Negro...
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Two Realities
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Schickel, by Richard
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Two Realities by Richard Schickel Robert Penn Warren's new novel, The Cave (Random House, $4.95), is a dull, verbose, conventional, and "literary" book, the total effect of which is considerably...
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Paperback Plums
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McCann, by William
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Paperback Plums by William McCann Philosophy, says Stuart Hampshire, is "a free inquiry into the limits of human knowledge and into the most general categories applicable to experience and...
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