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...because they regarded it as a link between them and the medieval guilds in which craft secrets were discovered, developed and guarded. The expressionism that the young artists developed was a milestone in modern German art-an emotion-packed way of painting that still has much of its original impact. Most of the 165 graphic works by Heckel now on view in Stuttgart come from these vintage years...
Particularly when, along with all the solemn subjects, our reporting examines the impact of summer in gentler fields. In this issue we take up what art is being celebrated (two color pages of a big Delacroix show at the Louvre); where people go (a Modern Living story on Americans trying to live it up in Europe on $5 a day) and what they hear (four color pages and a comprehensive story in Music about summer music festivals around the U.S.). All news, and no disaster...
...Twentieth Century (CBS, 6-6:30 p.m.). Part 2 of "Franco's Spain." Report on Spain's economic structure, the impact of U.S. aid and the role of the Roman Catholic Church. Repeat...
...this point it appears that Negroes would lose far more votes than they would gain by marching on Washington. They already have any people who would be stirred by such a march; certainly the pictures in the newspapers of police dogs biting Negroes in Birmingham carried sufficient emotional impact. And the Negro cause will lose the votes of the moderates, many of whom have recently undergone a deep rethinking about the need for strong legislation. It is crucial that the Negro leadership give these men a chance to vote for civil rights legislation...
Despite its size and strength, Orthodoxy has not had the impact on the modern world of many numerically inferior Protestant groups. In part, this stems from the mystical, otherworldly quality of Orthodoxy, which looks upon life as a way station before eternity, and in part it stems from the bruises of history. The rise of Islam destroyed thousands of thriving Christian communities in the Near East, and turned surviving churches into conservative, defensive ghettos that held to the faith through periodic persecutions and dreamed of the lost grandeur that was Greece. The gradual rift between Rome and the churches...