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NEWS & VIEWS Groppi'a Worth The prosecution in the claims case against Father James E. Groppi for a 1969 sit-in at the Wisconsin capitol played a sleazy bit of pool m banking Into its game...
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CORRESPONDENCE Greene on Greene Antibes To the Editors: In his amusing arttcle, "The Greene-ing of America" [Commonweal, Oct. 15], Mr. Melnerny refers several times to a book called The...
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CORRESPONDENCE Greene on Greene Antibes To the Editors: In his amusing arttcle, "The Greene-ing of America" [Commonweal, Oct. 15], Mr. Melnerny refers several times to a book called The...
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inescapable implication of the dissents of Justices Douglas, Brennan and Marshall to the Supreme Court's refusal to grant an injunction blocking the Amchitka test. All three justices, in two...
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F ROM k distance we could see a crowd mdling around the door of the auditorium, and we wondered whether we would get seats. Up close we reahzed that it was a picket-line. The picketers marched...
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MR. NIXON'S REACTIONARY REVOLUTION 000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Our conservative Republican President has placed radical issues on society's agenda MICHAEL HARRINGTON On August I5 of this...
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ican version of French revolutionary syndicalism.) I think that has to change now. Economic decision-making is, for the foreseeable future, going to be overtly political. The unions have...
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VIETNAM AFTER THE ELECTION 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Is Thieu losing his Catholic support? TOM FOX "The Capital o[ Saigon was quite deserted early on Presidential election day....
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avoid trouble." Her comment was as common as the bamboo of Vietnamese villages. Each voter needed to have his yellow card, with his name neatly printed on it by American computers, stamped and...
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now believes the time has come to negotiate a settlement to end the war. "We are now prepared to accept the idea that we must live with the Communists," Le said recently. "Vietnamese do not want...
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for instance.---he has escaped television's limitations. But photographing actors so closely that we see their pores is not a way to humanize the characters they're playing. And only a television...
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Vol. 095 Issue 006 (November 5 1971)
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