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 Vol. 098 Issue 013 (June 1 1973)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 NEWS & VIEWS
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NEWS & VIEWS Pht|Jlslphse lh-ma Emerging as one of the main sources of opposition to the dictatorial regime of Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos is, surprisingly enough, elements of...
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CORRESPONDENCE
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CORRESPONDSampson's ' T r u t h ' New York, N.Y. To the Editors: "The truth is very simple," wrote Ronald Sampson in his review of Rollo May's Power and Innocence [Feb. 9]. "Men have no...
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EDITORIALS
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CORRESPONDSampson's ' T r u t h ' New York, N.Y. To the Editors: "The truth is very simple," wrote Ronald Sampson in his review of Rollo May's Power and Innocence [Feb. 9]. "Men have no...
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SUPPORTING THE PANTS STRIKE
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Getz, Robert
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ings gives some idea of the pressures that must have been exerted. That action may even constitute criminal tampering. There is, however, a sobering side to the exultation accompanying these...
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NEW MISSION FOR THE LEFT
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Novak, Michael
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NEW MISSION FOR THE LEFT MICHAEL NOVAK The greatest strength of the "youth movement" of the mid-1960s lay in its quest for identity and community, its thirst for values, its questioning of the...
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AMERICA AND THE POW'S
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Sklar, Bernard
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AMERICA AND THE POW's BERNARD SKLAR Torn between two emotions The return of America's Prisoners of War from Indochina has brought a number of surprises---their relative good health, their...
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VERSE
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Herrington, Neva Johnson
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took to remain steadfast to their nation and its principles. The wire services and the staffs of all the major papers seemed to explode with the output of what one can only surmise was the...
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POW'S AND THE VETS
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Ognibene, Peter J.
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POW's AND THE VETS PETER I. OGNIBENE America has been less charitable to her war veterans even atter "good" wars Live television is expensive, so it is used sparingly. The President can of...
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THE SCREEN
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Westerbeck, Colin L. Jr.
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brochures and little else. If he has a drug habit he wants to kick, he can go to a VA hospital, but when he leaves, where will he go? In all likelihood, he will return to the very environment...
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VERSE
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Ditsky, John
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man at this point? It's impossible to imagine, and the film gives no clue. A revulsion for Hitler that Eva Braun (Doris Kunstman) develops also catches us unaware. Even Hitler himself knows not...
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'THE CHURCH AND THE HOMOSEXUAL':An Exchange of Views
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an exchange e l v i e w s Homosexuality Oneonta, New York To the Editors: At last--you may be just in time: The two excellent articles, very humanly sensitive, on homosexuality in your April...
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BOOKS
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Hahn, Claire; Bishop, Jordan; Curtin, William M.
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goes on currently in the gay world can most readily be understood once we put it in the intelligible context of what is involved in belonging to a very unpopular minority. The beginning of...
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Vol. 098 Issue 014 (June 15 1973)
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Vol. 098 Issue 015 (June 19 1973)
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