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 Vol. 096 Issue 013 (June 2 1972)
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Vol. 096 Issue 014 (June 16 1972)
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 News & Views
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NEWS & VIEWS C l i f f o r d ' s Forecasts The press summarized Clark Clifford's negative appraisal of Nixon's Vietnam policy before the House Foreign Affairs Committee; the Washington...
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Correspondence
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CORRESPONDENCE What Is Priesthood? Gadsen, Ala. To the Editors: Re: "Before We Elect Bishops"--Father Leland J. White [Apr. 14]: "It is as difficult to conclude that the priestly commitment...
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CORRESPONDENCE What Is Priesthood? Gadsen, Ala. To the Editors: Re: "Before We Elect Bishops"--Father Leland J. White [Apr. 14]: "It is as difficult to conclude that the priestly commitment...
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Christian Delegates, Marxist Language
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Berryman, Phillip
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Yet even in their strongest formulations, these accords leave the U.S., Russia and the world far short of the point at which each and all will be out from under the nuclear cloud. Still to be...
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Peace With Injustice
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Steinfels, Peter
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A s FAn AS the outside world could tell, the only embarrassing moment in the President's trip to Moscow occurred at the ballet when a woman in the audience shouted out, "Freedom in Vietnam!"...
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Alias 'Mad Bomber Sam'
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Horowitz, Irving Louis
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ALIAS 'MAil BOMBER SAM' IRVING LOUIS HOROWITZ A long lost friend died at Attica Long ago and far away, when I was a fledgling sociologist, I taught courses on criminology. By and large they...
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Catholics and the Amish
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Castelli, Jim
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self-righteousness; sometimes in tones of confession; sometimes in pathology; but always in manliness. Perhaps the ultimate shock is the recognition that certain people, in the very fact of...
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Imagination, Please: An Editorial from the New York Times
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peded by non-attendance at high schools by Amish children, it can only be presumed that the state sees its interests in lying in the need to standardize children (and thus the citizenry)...
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Whose Business Is Business?
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Grumbach, Doris
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WHOSE BUSINESS IS BUSINESS? DORIS GRUMBACH Can and will corporations be responsive to human needs? Early in May, in a classroom at the State University in Albany, less than thirty-five persons...
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The Gangster as Folk Hero
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Berube, Maurice R.
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this radical talk about her responsibilities on the investment committee of her church, said plaintively, after Honeywell, ITT, and GE had been called down hard for their parts in providing...
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The Screen
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Westerbeck, Colin L. Jr.
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this radical talk about her responsibilities on the investment committee of her church, said plaintively, after Honeywell, ITT, and GE had been called down hard for their parts in providing...
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Verse
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Berger, Bruce; Niflis, N. Michael
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Although this defense is far from undramatic, the filmmaking is often not equal to its drama. The film was shot in eight days on a total budget of $250,000, which explains some of the shortcuts...
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Books
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BOOKS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Living the Jesuit l i j e J e s u i t Child MACDONALD HASTINGS St. Martin's, $7.95 L i v i n g t o Beat Hell JOSEPH T. McGLOIN, S. J. Prentice-Hall,...
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Vol. 096 Issue 015 (June 30 1972)
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