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January 20, 1962 issue
The article focuses on the current issues in the U.S. The Hungarian freedom fighters had it pretty rough, but since then freedom fighting has become a more...

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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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Letters to the Editors
Katz, Corinne | April 13, 1946 issue
Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in previous issues. Emphasis on the consciousness of unity; Protest against the...

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Germany: Last Chance to Negotiate
Bailey, Gerald | May 24, 1952 issue
The author has recently returned from a mission of exploration to Western Germany in behalf of Quaker groups in Great Britain and the United States to encourage...

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July 1, 1950 issue
The article presents briefs on various topics covering world affairs. One of the articles focuses on the plight of Korea. Divided by a line originally drawn...

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September 26, 1959 issue
The article discusses United States society's lack of purpose and various topics in the issue relating to policies affecting United States. National aims...

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The Uneasy Arabs
Poulos, Constantine | December 24, 1949 issue
The appeal for unity and progress, heard faintly in the Arab countries since the turn of the 20th century and a bit more loudly after the Palestine debacle,...

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Kirchwey, Freda | October 5, 1946 issue
The article focuses on world politics. French President Charles de Gaulle's uncompromising opposition to the new French draft constitution places squarely...

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Paris: Modest Triumph
Bendiner, Robert | June 25, 1949 issue
The Big Four (Soviet Union, the United States, Great Britain, China) conference is coming to an end and if any positive results are achieved, it will not...

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Communists and British Labor
Martin, Kingsley | June 5, 1943 issue
The article focuses on the question of unity among communists in Great Britain. British Labor Party at the Whitsuntide conference, has as the chief item...

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