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The View from Pancho's Villa
Eastlake, William | October 2, 1967 issue
Las paracaidistas, are the migratory poor in Mexico. The parachutists descend on the border towns of Mexico trying to find work. They have descended on...

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The Frontier Formula
Handlin, Oscar | January 10, 1953 issue
Reviews the book " The Great Frontier, " by Walter Prescott.

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The Force of Nonviolence
Zinn, Howard | March 17, 1962 issue
Man will do violence not only against a specific something which gets in the way of one of his needs; he will do violence against a symbol which stands...

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Letters
Westrum, Ronald | August 11, 1969 issue
Presents several letters to the editor. Reason behind the issue of 200-mile territorial limit in Ecuador; Overview of the issue regarding Newspaper Preservation...

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Reality at White Heat
October 27, 1969 issue
The author says that the awkwardness of presenting translations from American Indian poetry in the year 1969 is that it has become fashionable to deny the...

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The Border (Poem)
Border | December 20, 1971 issue
Presents the poem "The Border," by the poet Grace Schulman.

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Apartheid's Empire
Robertson, Ian | May 12, 1969 issue
If one draws a line from northern Mozambique on the east coast of Africa to northern Angola on the west, then this is South Africa's co-prosperity sphere....

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The War Fronts, 1944, September, 30
Bolte, Charles G. | September 30, 1944 issue
The question of the duration of the European half of the war is being settled outside a city in the Netherlands. The air-borne division in the Arnhem pocket...

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On the Spanish Frontier
Levin, Meyer | November 11, 1944 issue
The article presents information on the author's experience of visiting the Spanish-French boundary during a battle. In one camp that the author visited,...

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Behind the Enemy Line
Argus | January 15, 1944 issue
Konstanz is a small German city of 34000 inhabitants on the Swiss border. When a person in Konstanz dies, the family, in accordance with German custom,...

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