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Priorities of State
(June 1964)
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PERSPECTIVES Priorities of State By William Henry Chamberlin From a recent visit with the top echelon at the State Department, I took away a list of priorities in United States...
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NATO's Future
(April 1964)
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PERSPECTIVES NATO's FUTURE By William Henry Chamberlin As NATO observes the 15th anniversary of its establishment this month, the question arises as to what kind of future it...
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Eroding Alliances
(February 1964)
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PERSPECTIVES Eroding Alliances By William Henry Chamberlin The decade of the 1940s witnessed a great shift of wartime alliances. Favored by a policy of passive American acceptance of...
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The Legacy of Konrad Adenauer
(October 1963)
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PERSPECTIVES The Legacy of Konrad Adenauer By William Henry Chamberlin IT has been widely observed of Konrad Adenauer, who last week retired as Chancellor of the German Federal Republic,...
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Assaying the Test Ban
(September 1963)
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PERSPECTIVES Assaying the Test Ban By William Henry Chamberlin The President showed wisdom and discretion in not claiming too much for the treaty banning above-ground nuclear tests....
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Republican Alternatives
(July 1963)
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PERSPECTIVES Republican Alternatives By William Henry Chamberlin The Republican party in 1964 faces more than the normal competition for its forthcoming presidential nomination. For it is a...
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Europe Swings to the Left
(April 1963)
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PERSPECTIVES Europe Swings to the Left By William Henry Chamberlin FOR more than a decade the principal countries of Western Europe have lived mainly under Right-of-Center administrations....
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Atoms of Discord
(March 1963)
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PERSPECTIVES Atoms of Discord By William Henry Chamberlin The United States has been bickering with General de Gaulle for years over the question of an independent French nuclear striking...
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Two Germanies?
(January 1963)
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PERSPECTIVES Two Germanies? By William Henry Chamberlin "ONCE we fix it in out minds that the two Germanys cannot be reunited by Soviet surrender, the only conceivable way, I submit, is to...
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The Great Confrontation
(November 1962)
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PERSPECTIVES The Great Confrontation By William Henry Chamberlin On October 22 President Kennedy rose to a challenge even graver than that of the blockade of Berlin in 1948 or the...
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Berlin: 'Status Quo Minus'
(September 1962)
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PERSPECTIVES Berlin: 'Status Quo Minus' By William Henry Chamberlin More than a hundred years ago, the phrase "Bleeding Kansas" made its impact on the American national...
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Adenauer's Waning Powers
(July 1962)
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PERSPECTIVES Adenauer's Waning Powers By William Henry Chamberlin Bonn Konrad Adenauer used to dominate the political scene here in very much the same way that the old castle of...
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Memoirs of a Russian Democrat
(June 1962)
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Memoir of a Russian Democrat THE SOVIET REVOLUTION By Raphael Abramovitch International Universities. 473 pp. $7.50. Reviewed By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Raphael Abramovitch is probably...
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Disarmament: Hope or Trap?
(May 1962)
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PERSPECTIVES Disarmament: Hope or Trap? By William Henry Chamberlin To borrow a phrase from the long obsolete Kellogg Pact, never has there been a time when reason spoke out so strongly for...
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The Age of Make-Believe
(April 1962)
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PERSPECTIVES The Age of Make-Believe By William Henry Chamberlin As Dickens said of the era of the French Revolution, this may be the best of times and the worst of times. But whatever...
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A Nation 'Arrives'
(December 1961)
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PERSPECTIVES A Nation 'Arrives' By William Henry Chamberlin Of the four countries which I visited on a recent journalistic trip, Israel left the most vivid impressions. After a strenuous...
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Perspectives
(October 1961)
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PERSPECTIVES Two Roads to National Development By William Henry Chamberlin Tel Aviv To come to Israel with a knowledge of the Soviet Union is to sense vividly the contrast between two...
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Where the News Ends:
(August 1961)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamherlin The Great Folly Of Appeasement SOME voices of appeasement at home and abroad have already been raised in response to Soviet Premier Nikita...
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Where the News Ends:
(July 1961)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Standing Firm On West Berlin What is AT STAKE in the firm maintenance of Western garrisons in a free West Berlin is nothing short of the...
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Where the News Ends:
(June 1961)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Two New Myths About the Soviets All-out Soviet propaganda finds comparatively few takers in the United States today. Its high points of success...
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Where the News Ends:
(May 1961)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin The Results Of Hitting Soft Perhaps it is "the luck of the Irish." In any case, it seems amazing that, after precipitating one of the most...
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Where the News Ends:
(May 1961)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Soviet Ideology and World Government One of the more impressive products of the growing output of American scholarship in the field of Soviet...
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Where the News Ends:
(April 1961)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William, Henry Chamberlin The Politics of Couéism Some time ago the teachings of a self-styled thinker named Dr. Emil Coué enjoyed a considerable vogue. Coué's...
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Where the News Ends:
(March 1961)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin A UN Seat for Communist China? It is becoming increasingly probable that the first big test of nerve, skill and firmness in foreign...
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America's Great Internal Conflict:
(March 1961)
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America's Great Internal Conflict The War For The Union. By Allan Nevins. Scribner. 557 pp. $7.50. Reviewed by William Henry Chamberlin Author, "The Russian Revolution," "The Evolution of a...
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Where the News Ends:
(March 1961)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin No Liberty In Perfectionism IT is one of the strongest and saddest lessons of history that the worst crimes, the most terrible acts of...
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Where the News Ends:
(February 1961)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Keeping the Dollar Stable There IS A touch of irony in the fact that the American dollar, a major instrument of Europe's industrial and...
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Where the News Ends:
(January 1961)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin The Heretics Of Communism There is always an element of nostalgic fascination in reading the type of book you once thought of writing yourself....
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Where the News Ends:
(January 1961)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Sol Levitas and The Russian Aureole THE STRONGEST IMPRESSION of my first meeting with Sol Levitas, when he invited me to become a regular...
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Where the News Ends:
(January 1961)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS Mills and the Spirit of Cuba By William Henry Chamberlin Castro's Cuba has succeeded the Soviet Union as the darling of Utopians who are looking for a paradise in this...
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Where the News Ends
(December 1960)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Reforming the Electoral College THE AMERICAN method of choosing the President through an electoral college, with a "winner-takes-all" system for...
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Where the News Ends
(December 1960)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin The Old Guard And the New Guard TWO ITEMS recently brought back memories and comparisons in connection with the Philadelphia Main Line Quaker...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1960)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin America's Split Election Verdict THE PRESIDENTIAL election of 1960 followed the pattern of a football game in which one side piles up what looks...
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Where the News Ends
(October 1960)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By W'illiam Henry Chamberlin Khrushchev's UN Propaganda Circus APART FROM THE comedy asides of the UN propaganda circus presented by Nikita Khrushchev and his motley crew,...
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Where the News Ends
(October 1960)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Impressions of Franco Spain MADRID A FIRST VISIT to a country is likely to produce the sharpest, most clear-cut impressions. And one feeling that...
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Where the News Ends
(September 1960)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin The Changes in Europe: 1939-1960 SILS-MARIA, SWITZERLAND IT WAS IN August 1939 that I discovered Sils-Maria, the Swiss mountain village where the...
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Where the News Ends
(August 1960)
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WHERE the NEW ENDS Odds for Kennedy: A Probable 10-9 By William Henry Chamberlin NOW THAT THE tumult of the conventions has receded and with months of hard campaigning looming up. it may be...
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Where the News Ends
(August 1960)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin The New Failures Of U.S. Nerve SHORTLY BEFORE the outbreak of World War II, the most famous debating society in the world, the Oxford Union,...
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Where the News Ends
(June 1960)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin The Bipartisan U.S. Peace Policies IT IS OFTEN said that peace will be one of the important issues of the coming Presidential campaign. This is an...
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Where the News Ends:
(June 1960)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin A Dirge for the Idea of Summitry LET US HOPE that the "Summit That Never Was and Never Should Have Been" will be the funeral dirge for the whole...
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Where the News Ends:
(May 1960)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Bleak Hopes for Rapprochement THE APPROACH TO the summit meeting in Paris was clouded by the unfortunate downing of an American reconnaisance plane...
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Where the News Ends:
(May 1960)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin A Catholic For President? MAKE NO MISTAKE about it. Deplorable though it may be, religious sympathies and antipathies are playing an important role...
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Where the News Ends
(April 1960)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin A Farewell to Alfred Kohlberg IN THE DEATH OF Alfred Kohlberg the American anti-Communist movement has lost a stouthearted fighter and many...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(March 1960)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Two Instances Of Human Folly People were doing foolish things for centuries before Erasmus wrote his Praise of Folly and will doubtless continue to...
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Where the News Ends
(February 1960)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Michael Karpovich: Man and Scholar WITH IRONICAL appropriateness, Michael Karpovich, great as a teacher, scholar, and luminous liberal humanistic...
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Where the News Ends
(February 1960)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin A General's Alarm Signal MAXWELL D. TAYLOR, who retired as Army Chief of Staff last year after 37 years of service, is probably as well-rounded a...
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Where the News Ends
(January 1960)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Retrospect And Prospect THE BEGINNING of a new year is the occasion for taking stock of what has passed and for looking ahead to the future. And...
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Where the News Ends
(December 1959)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Europe Rethinks Its Socialism THE NEW PROGRAM of the German Social Democratic party, recently ratified by a special party congress, is a very...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1959)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Economic Phoenix In Western Europe LOOKING BACK to Western Europe after a trip of 15 weeks which took me to eight countries (Great Britain,...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1959)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Impressions of Italian Politics ROME ITALY IS THE last of eight European countries which I have visited during the last three-and-a-half months,...
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Where the News Ends
(October 1959)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Berlin—Dramatic And Inspiring BERLIN AN ISLAND IN A totalitarian sea, a frontline outpost of freedom—political and economic, cultural and...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(October 1959)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Britain 'Never Had It So Good' London Apleasant haze of euphoria, a sense of well-being, hangs over England today, along with the golden sunshine...
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Where the News Ends
(September 1959)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Big-Two Meetings: Trap or Opportunity THERE ARE both opportunities and dangers in the experiment in personal diplomatic, exchanges with the Soviet...
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Reconstruction and Its Consequences
(July 1959)
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Reconstruction and Its Consequences The Angry Scar. By Hodding Carter. Doubleday. 495 pp. $5.95. Reviewed by William Henry Chamberlin Author, "The Evolution of a Conservative" "The Russian...
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Where the News Ends
(June 1959)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin West Germany's Political Uproar WITHIN TWO MONTHS, two first-class political storms have erupted in normally placid Bonn. The first came with...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(June 1959)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Appeasement vs. Flexibility Two words which have been in frequent use during recent months—and which will be heard still more frequently if and as...
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Where the News Ends
(April 1959)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Will There Be War Over Berlin? WASHINGTON SOMETIMES, on a short visit to Washington, when one makes the rounds of the State Department, the...
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Henry Adams' Creative Years
(March 1959)
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Henry Adams' Creative Years Henry Adams: The Middle Years By Ernest Samuels. Harvard. 514 pp. $7.50. Reviewed by William Henry Chamberlin THE FAMOUS STORY of his Education marked Henry Adams as...
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Where the News Ends
(March 1959)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Two Valuable Books on History TWO books have recently come from university presses which hreak new ground in biography and history. Each is likely...
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Where the News Ends
(February 1959)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin The Kremlin's Gold Brick Salesman BEFORE THE OUTBREAK of the Second World War, Adolf Hitler had worked out a well-defined strategy of terror, a...
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Where the News Ends
(January 1959)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin American-Soviet Communications THERE ARE THREE REASONS why the problem of American-Soviet communications, official and unofficial, has become more...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1958)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Thoughts on the Pasternak Case The persecution of Boris Pasternak for the crime of having deservedly won the Nobel Prize is perhaps the most...
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Where the News Ends:
(December 1958)
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By William Henry Chamberlin The Lesson Of Quemoy THE CHINESE COMMUNIST shelling of the Quemoy islands no longer gets front-page headlines. What started off as a bang has abated to a...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1958)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin A Close-Up of Smiling Mike' CHAMBERLIN SOVIET AMBASSADOR to the United States Mikhail ("Smiling Mike") Menshikov recently made a round of...
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Where the News Ends
(September 1958)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Formosa Tests U.S. Foreign Policy AT THIS WRITING, it is uncertain how far Red Chinese action will be pressed against the offshore...
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Where the News Ends
(September 1958)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Hiking on Both Sides Of the Atlantic I have an unvarying rule for picking a vacation spot: It must be located in high mountain country, with plenty...
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Where the News Ends
(June 1958)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Report on a Visit To Washington Washington A VISIT to the national capital is, for me, something like cramming for an examination. Apart from some...
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Where the News Ends
(June 1958)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin A New Book on The Hiss Trials The trial of Alger Hiss was one of the most dramatic events of recent American history. All the circumstances were...
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Where the News Ends
(May 1958)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Aspects of the Soviet Challenge There is fairly wide agreement that the policies of the Soviet rulers constitute a more formidable challenge than...
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Where the News Ends
(May 1958)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Take Me Out To the Ballgame From that enchanted afternoon in April when blue-suited umpires in eight major and countless minor league parks call...
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Forgotten Liberals
(April 1958)
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Forgotten Liberals By William Henry Chamberlin Russiax liberalism has received less than its due in political literature. Its eclipse under the Soviet regime has conveyed the impression that no...
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Where the News Ends:
(June 1958)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin A Dissent from George F Kennan George F. Kennan always commands respectful attention when he speaks or writes on public affairs. He is one of the...
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Where the News Ends
(February 1958)
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin The Constituent Assembly of 1918 The 40th anniversary of the All-Russian Constituent Assembly, convoked on January 18, 1918 and dissolved by...
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Where the News Ends
(January 1958)
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The Wild Talk Since Sputnik By William Henry Chamberlin IT is an old saying that, if speech is silver, silence is golden. During the months since the launching of the first Soviet earth satellite,...
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Where the News Ends
(January 1958)
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin A Dissent from George F Kennan George F. Kennan always commands respectful attention when he speaks or writes on public affairs. He is one of the...
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Where the News Ends
(December 1957)
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Sputniks, Allied Differences Make Coming NATO Conference Crucial Regardless of who represents the United States, the impending NATO conference is...
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Where the News Ends
(December 1957)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin New Invitations To Appeasement Whenever there is an unpleasant surprise in international affairs, like the recent Soviet "first" in the conquest of...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1957)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin In the Shadow Of the Sputniks Few Americans have seen the Soviet space satellites or heard their signals. But the launching of the two sputniks in...
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Trotsky's Account of 1917
(November 1957)
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WRITERS and WRITING Trotsky's Account of 1917 The History of the Russian Revolution. By Leon Trotsky. Reviewed by Michigan. 1,333 pp. $12.50. William, Henry Chamberlin It was a happy idea of...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1957)
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Russia from Lenin To Khrushchev Whoever may be on top in the merry-go-round of Soviet politics doubtless found much to celebrate on the 40th...
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Where the News Ends
(October 1957)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Impressions of Europe in 1957 I recently returned from a three-month trip to six European countries: Great Britain, the Netherlands, Germany,...
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Where the News Ends
(October 1957)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Mixed Impressions From Turkey Ankara Revisiting Turkey after an absence of four years, one sorts out a mixed bag of impressions in this brand-new...
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Where the News Ends
(September 1957)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Radio Liberation Carries On Munich Shortly before the death of Joseph Stalin, Russians who could penetrate Soviet jamming heard a new voice on the...
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Where the News Ends
(September 1957)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS Report from Gomulka's Poland By William Henry Chamberlin Warsaw Poland is now far enough away from the exhilarating days of October 1956 to make it possible to see more...
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Where the News Ends
(August 1957)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Bonn's Adenauer Seeks Third Term By William Henry Chamberlin Frankfurt The average German voter in | the election September 15 will feel that he...
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Where the News Ends
(August 1957)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin European Labor, Capitalism Change Bonn One of the most significant developments in Western Europe since the war is the abatement of class and...
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Where the News Ends
(July 1957)
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CHAMBERLIN WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin The Agony of Modern Music My occasional references to music in this column have won me several brickbats from admirers of modernistic...
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Where the News Ends
(May 1957)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Does Everyone Dislike America? SALVADOR DE MaDARIAGA, in the May 6 New Leader, assumes the affirmative of a distinctly debatable point: that the...
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Where the News Ends
(May 1957)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin An Anti-Climax and An Old Alias "When Hungary was invaded and freedom crushed, we sponsored a United Nations condemnation of the Soviet...
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Where the News Ends
(May 1957)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin 'Tu l' as voulu, Georges Dandin' That well-worn quotation from a play by Moliere is the French equivalent of the Brooklynite's "We asked for it."...
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The USSR in One Volume
(April 1957)
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The USSR in One Volume A History of Soviet Russia. By Georg von Ranch. Reviewed by William Henry Chamberlin Praeger. 493 pp. $6.75. There has long been a need for a reliable one-volume history...
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Where the News Ends
(April 1957)
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By William Henry Chamberlin Wagner Remains Good Box-Office' To me, the crowning glory of the current Metropolitan Opera season has been the revival of Wagner's Ring cycle. The shameful absence of...
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Where the News Ends
(March 1957)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Double Standard at The United Nations In His inaugural address, President Eisenhower declared that in the United Nations "rests the best hope of...
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Where the News Ends
(February 1957)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Gomulka's Vote Of Confidence Many factors must have entered into the vote of confidence which Polish Communist leader Wladyslaw Gomulka obtained at...
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Where the News Ends
(January 1957)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Prelude to a Mideast Policy THE "Eisenhower Doctrine" may mean much or little, depending on how it is implemented. It is a gesture in the right...
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Where the News Ends
(January 1957)
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By William Henry Chamberlin A New Political Double Standard A double standard of morals in regard to the Soviet Union is an old story. Leaving the Soviet Union in 1934, fresh from the horrors of...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1956)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS U.S. Policy-Worst Since Yalta By William Henry Chamberlin Not since the dark days of Yalta has an American who views imperialist Communism as the supreme threat to freedom in...
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The Great American Conflict
(December 1956)
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The Great American Conflict By William Henry Chamberlin 1This Hallowed Ground. By Bruce Cation. Doubleday. 437 pp. $6.00. 2The Civil War: The American Iliad. Ed. by Otto Eisenschim] and Ralph...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(December 1956)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS I By William Henry Chamberlin A Month Of Turmoil The past month will be remembered as one in which the current of historical development, often sluggish, began to rush with...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(November 1956)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Prediction: Ike and Democratic Congress Despite the last-minute acceleration of tempo, the 1956 campaign is not likely to be remembered as one of...
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Where the News Ends
(October 1956)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS East-West Personal Contacts: Menace or Opportunity? By William Henry Chamberlin Everything Moscow does coldly calculated from the standpoint: How will it affect the national...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(October 1956)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin A Monroe Doctrine For Liberation ONE of the worst moral consequences of the development of nuclear weapons is the apathetic fatalism it has...
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Where the News Ends
(October 1956)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Canada Revisited: Massive Expansion Ottawa I spent several months in Canada in 1941 and shorter periods in 1943 and 1944 and even had...
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Where the News Ends
(September 1956)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS I By William Henry Chamberlin Kennan's Debut As Historian GEORGE F. KENNAN has made a remarkably brilliant debut as an historian. The first volume of his projected...
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INTO THE HOME STRETCH
(September 1956)
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INTO THE HOME STRETCH By William Henry Chamberlin Now that the hot convention in Chicago and the cool convention in San Francisco belong to history, we are nearing the home stretch in the great...
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Where the News Ends
(August 1956)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS Are Our Schools Doing Their Job? By William Henry Chamberlin The extent and vehemence of current discussion indicate that something is wrong with the state of American...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(July 1956)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Polish Workers Bravest of All Behind the news of the Poznan uprising is an almost incredible courage and a will to freedom second to none. One need...
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Where the News Ends
(July 1956)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin George Kennan: A Balance Sheet Because he possesses a lively, questioning mind that generates fresh ideas, and an unusual felicity of expression,...
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Where the News Ends
(June 1956)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin America Must Be Supreme in the Air The recent Congressional testimony of General LeMay, head of the Strategic Air Command, and General Partridge,...
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Where the News Ends
(June 1956)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS Not-So-Innocent From Red China By William Henry Chamberlin Crimes are sometimes committed in the name of liberalism, as well as in the name of liberty. An organization known...
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RUSSIA FROM HELL TO
(May 1956)
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Russia from Hell to The Changing World of Soviet Russia. By David J. Dallin. Yale. 422 pp. $5.00. Reviewed by William Henry Chamberlin The Changing World of Soviet Russia. By David J. Dattin....
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Where the News Ends
(April 1956)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS Lamont: A Knight In Tarnished Armor By William Henry Chamberlin Afull-page advertisement in the New York Times Book Review costs a good deal of money and is designed to...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(April 1956)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin A Visit to the Voice of America The Voice of America has been one of the more controversial Government agencies — partly, no doubt, because almost...
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Where the News Ends
(April 1956)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS The Anti-Stalin Drive: What It Means and Where It Will Lead By William Henry Chamberlin The first Soviet Constitution denied lunatics the right to vote, along with ministers...
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Where the News Ends:
(March 1956)
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WHERE the NEWS END By William Henry Chamberlin Billions for Defense & Real Allies-Not a Cent for Unfriendly Neutrals Former President Truman includes in his memoirs a memorandum from Averell...
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Where the News Ends
(February 1956)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS Despite Dulles Tiff, GOP Foreign Policy Differs Little from Truman's By William Henry Chamberlin When an opposition party lacks issues, there is a temptation to sound off...
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Where the News Ends
(January 1956)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin French Disunity Is Nothing New; Neither Is Left, Right Extremism The French people received a poor New Year's present in a new National Assembly...
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Where the News Ends
(January 1956)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Kind Hearts And Soft Heads Unfortunately, a kind heart is sometimes accompanied by a soft head. I am often struck by the naive mentality of people...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1955)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS Some Lessons of the Two Genevas By William Henry Chamberlin The "summit" conference at Geneva last July was widely hailed as a victory for international peace and...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1955)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS New Soviet Drive For Repatriation By William Henry Chamberlin All the smiles of Soviet leaders are not reserved for foreign statesmen and visitors. A campaign of smiles and...
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Where the News Ends
(October 1955)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Changing Moods In France EACH OF my last three visits to Paris--in 1953, 1954 and 1955 --coincided with a crisis. But in each of these years there...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(September 1955)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Austria s New Independence Vienna One of the few concrete changes in the political map of Europe since the end of the war is the emergence of...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(September 1955)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Two Challenging Books on Asia Among the last books I read before taking off on a trip to Europe were two works of authentic scholarship and...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(August 1955)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Balance Sheet On Geneva Munich The balance-sheet of the Big Four meeting at Geneva seems distinctly negative from the standpoint of the free...
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REPORT FROM YUGOSLAVIA
(August 1955)
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REPORT FROM YUGOSLAVIA An on-the-spot account of Tito's brand of Communism By William Henry Chamberlin Belgrade Yugoslavia is a fascinating country in its own right. A predominantly Slav, but...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(July 1955)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin German Views On Reunification Bonn All eyes in Europe are naturally turned toward Geneva. German interest in the meeting "at the highest level" is...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(July 1955)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Coexistence With Cacophony The issue of coexistence with Communism is a very live one throughout the world. Today, however, I propose to discuss a...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(June 1955)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Communism and the Intellectuals IN MY experience,, disagreement with some statement is often the spark that touches off a positive line of thought....
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Where the News Ends:
(May 1955)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Yalta's Ghosts Walk Again THE CONCLUSION of the Austrian Peace Treaty and the agreement for a Big Four meeting "at the summit" are...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(May 1955)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Memoirs of Russia in War & Revolution AMONG RECENT books on Russia, two seem to contain fhaterial of special value for the his/orian. One of these...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(May 1955)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Two Major Developments in April-Austrian Treaty & Bandung Parley Two important events in April were the Soviet consent to an Austrian peace treaty...
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Where the News Ends:
(April 1955)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin The Atmosphere of Yalta Days IT SEEMS very far away now. But little more than a decade ago the United States was in the throes of a honeymoon...
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Where the News Ends
(March 1955)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS Of Scaremongers And Softheads By William Henry Chamberlin Totalitarian regimes advance their designs by a calculated strategy of terror. This consists of a rapid alternation...
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Where the News Ends:
(March 1955)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Let's Not Yield to Red Blackmail: Formosa Is Vital to Asian Defense TOTALITARIAN tyrannies are expert in the art of bluster and blackmail, of...
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Where the News Ends:
(November 1954)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Cold War Victory: Soviet Retreat To 1939 Limits, End of Red China DURING RECENT MONTHS, a number of contributors to The New Leader have discussed...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1954)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Two Parties Now Evenly Matched THE RECENT mid-term election showed that highly unpredictable political animal, the American voter, behaving pretty...
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Where the News Ends:
(November 1954)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS Under Fire by Exile Factions, Liberation Group Shifts Policy By William Henry Chamberlin THE AMERICAN COMMITTEE for Liberation from Bolshevism will soon celebrate its fourth...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(October 1954)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Prospects for the London Agreement After so many disappointments, culminating in the rejection of EDC by the French Assembly, those who believe in...
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Where the News Ends:
(October 1954)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin A Polish Emigre Views Russia WHEN THE TURKS took Constantinople 500 years ago, one of the favorable results was a flight to the West of learned...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(September 1954)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin 'Finland—Superb, Nay Sublime' Helsinki "Finland—superb, nay sublime." This was the beginning of a famous eulogy that Winston Churchill, in the...
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Where the News Ends
(August 1954)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin The Fighting Spirit Of West Berlin Berlin This has been a quiet summer in Berlin. There is no. longer the tension of the Blockade. The perhaps...
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Where the News Ends
(August 1954)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS Kremlin's Chief Post-Geneva Aim: Block West German Rearmament By William Henry Chamberlin Bonn The next few weeks will be critical for the future of Europe. After its...
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Where the News Ends
(July 1954)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS Paris Awaits The Deadline By William Henry Chamberlin Paris French Prime Minister Mendes-France's somewhat melodramatic promise to obtain a cease-fire in Indo-China by July...
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Symposium on Communism
(July 1954)
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Symposium on Communism The Threat of Soviet Imperialism. Ed. by C. Groves Haines. Johns Hopkins. 402 pp. $5.00. Reviewed by William Henry Chamberlin This is a record of the symposium on the...
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Where the News Ends
(July 1954)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Style ?Deceptive and Academese The future cultural historian of America in the middle years of the twentieth century will be derelict in his...
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Where the News Ends
(June 1954)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Geneva: We Took A Helluva Beating' The disgraceful Geneva farce-tragedy should not be forgotten. The Western powers at Geneva put on an exhibition...
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Where the News Ends
(June 1954)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Criticizing Our Foreign Policy When the home-team pitcher is being hit hard and starts giving up bases on balls and throwing wild pitches,...
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Where the News Ends
(May 1954)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS Time for Churchill To Step Down By William Henry Chamberlin Had Winston Churchill died a few years ago, he would have been remembered—with all due allowance for some failings...
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Where the News Ends
(May 1954)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Appeasement On the Right Appeasement can be fairly defined as one-sided retreat in the face of an insatiably aggressive enemy. It is immoral...
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Where the News Ends
(May 1954)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS Westbrook Pegler's 'Anti-Communism' By William Henry Chamberlin Commenting on world affairs must, unfortunately, rank as one of America's unskilled professions. Perhaps half...
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Where the News Ends
(April 1954)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin The Geneva Conference Must Not Be a Far Eastern Yalta For good reasons, the forthcoming Geneva Conference has met with a conspicuous lack of...
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Where the News Ends
(April 1954)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin A Brilliant Satire From Britain It is very seldom that I turn over this space in The New Leader to a guest contributor. Recently, however, I found...
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Where the News Ends
(March 1954)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS How Stalin Dethroned Marx By William Henry Chamberlin The dethronement of Marxism by Stalinism, an eclectic mixture of opportunist ideas, is an important event in the...
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Where the News Ends
(January 1954)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Moving Forward From Berlin The prospect of any beneficial results from the Conference of Foreign Ministers at Berlin is not favorable. It is mere...
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Where the News Ends
(January 1954)
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS Reflections on the Russian Tragedy By William Henry Chamberlin The Russian tragedy, of course, lay in the replacement of an autocracy that was a byword for oppression and...
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Where the News Ends
(January 1954)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS The Omelette' Didn't Jell By William Henry Chamberlin Some twenty or so years ago, a cynical Moscow newspaperman with a vastly inflated reputation discovered a formula that...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(July 1956)
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WHERE the NEWS ENDS By William Henry Chamberlin Polish Workers Bravest of All Behind the news of the Poznan uprising is an almost incredible courage and a will to freedom second to none. One need...
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SUGGESTIONS FOR GERMANY
(April 1950)
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Where the News Ends Suggestions for Germany By William Henry Chamberlin r^p HE National Council loi the Prevention I of War has offered five concrete suggestions on American policy toward...
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SORRY, WRONG NUMBER
(April 1950)
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Sorry, Wrong Number By William Henry Chamberlin ACOMIC INCIDENT with a moral occurred some fifteen years ago, when Mussolini was preparing his onslaught against Ethiopia. A delegation of...
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PATTERN OF TREASON
(April 1950)
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Where the News Ends Pattern of Treason By William Henry Chamberlin IT HAS LONG BEEN MY BELIEF that one of the most useful public services would be the publication In manageable book form of...
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THE CONGRESS OF VIENNA
(April 1950)
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Where the News Ends The Congress of Vienna By William Henry Chamberlin I HAVE JUST READ A BOOK which appeared several years ago, Harold Nicolson's The Congress of V,ienna (Harcourt,...
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OUR PEACE TERMS
(April 1950)
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Where the News Ends Our Peace Terms By William Henry Chamberlin THE PROPAGANDA PICTURE, built up by knaves and subscribed to by fools, of a warmongering America responding td a peaceloving...
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MR. TRYGVE LIE
(March 1950)
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White the News Ends Mr. Trygve Lie By William Henry Chamberin FOR THE FOURTH TIME TRYGVE LIE. Secretary General of the United Nations, has misused the influence and prestige of his office to...
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MISSED OPPORTUNITIES
(March 1950)
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Where the News EndS Missed Opportunities By William Henry Chambtrlin MOST AMERICANS in responsible positions dealing with foreign affairs presumably know there is a cold war on. But one...
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MAO AND MOSCOW
(March 1950)
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"BLACK HAND" CAPITOL'S NEW FILM "WOMAN IN HIDING" AT CmURION "Woman in Hiding," UniversalInternational's drama, is at the Criterion Theatre. Ida Lupino, Howard Duff, Stephen McNally and...
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THE BRITISH VERDICT
(March 1950)
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Where the News Ends The British Verdict By William Henry Chamberlin FOUR AND A HALF YEARS AGO the British Labor party, fighting its campaign on a program of moderate socialism, received a...
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REALISM AND LIPPMANN
(February 1950)
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Where the News Ends Realism and Lippmann By William Henry Chamberlin THIS COLUMN has not always found itself in agreement with Dean Acheson on matters of public policy. The Secretary...
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THE INEVITABLE DECISION
(February 1950)
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Where the News Ends The Inevitable Decision By William Henry Chamberlin GIVEN the present state of international relations, President Truman's decision to proceed with the construction of...
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LETTING GEORGE HAVE IT
(January 1950)
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Where the News Ends Letting George Have It By WUliam Henry Chamberlin ISHOULD. LIKE TO OFFER my belated congratulations to the Voice of America for its prompt and effective response to G. M....
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HE STOPPED FRENCH COMMUNISM
(October 1949)
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Where the New Ends He Stopped French Communism By William Henry Chamberlin ONE OF THE MOST VIGOROUS, dynamic personalities I met during my recent trip to Europe was Jules Moch, then...
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DISMANTLING: A CRIMINAL FOLLY
(September 1949)
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Where the News End* Dismantling: A Criminal Folly By William Henry Chamberlin DUE8S ELDORF AN ACT OF CRIMINAL FOLLY, from the political standpoint, and of sheer economic vandalism is being...
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THE GERMAN NEP
(August 1949)
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Where the News Ends The German NEP By William Henry Chamberlin FRANKFURT. WANDERING ABOUT THE STREETS of this old capital of the Holy Roman Empire, breathing air laden with dust from a...
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PLEASURE AND POTSDAM
(August 1949)
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Where the News Ends Pleasure and Potsdam By William Henry Chamberlin ZERMATT. SwitserlancL THIS IS A PARADISE for the tribe of mountain climbers, to which I do not belong, and also for the...
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LONDON TALKS
(August 1949)
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Where the News Ends London Talks By William Henry Chamberlin LONDON. 1HAVE SELDOM ENJOYED so many interesting conversations as in London during this summer. The crisis in...
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BRITAIN'S STORM SIGNALS
(July 1949)
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Where the New$ End* • DlltWll 9 ' «n*%Wl 111 i^rWiriW By William Henry ChmMkMmLONDON. BRITAIN IN EARLY SUMMER presented a fascinating and dramatic spectacle. The Labor Government in its last...
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BRITAIN, TEST OF SOCIALISM
(July 1949)
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Where the News Week Britain, Test of Socialism By William Henry Chamberlin LOHDOM. THE WORLD TODAY IS WITNESSING a race between three main types of social and economic systems. These may...
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FOLLY'S END
(July 1949)
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Where the News Ends Folly's End By William Henry Chamberlin ONE OF THE MOST STATESMANLIKE documents the American government has recently issued is the note announcing the end of Japanese...
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SOLID SUMMER READING
(July 1949)
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Where the News End Solid Summer Reading By William Henry Chambarian THERE WAS A TIME when "light simmer reading" was one of the standard cliches of the publishing field. The idea waa that as...
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STETTINIUS IN BLUNDERLAND
(July 1949)
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Where the New Ends Stettinius in Blunderland By William Henry Chamberlin FOR SEVERAL MONTHS IN 1944 AND 1945 Edward R. Stettinius was Secretary of State. His qualifications for this high, and...
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PASSAGE TO EUROPE
(June 1949)
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Where The News Ends Passage to Europe By William Henry Chamberlin WHEN THIS COLUMN APPEARS, bar/ ring unpredictable accidents, I shall be \ in London. Britain will be the first lap of a...
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ERP'S TWO YEARS
(June 1949)
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Where the New Ends ERP's Two Years By William Henry Chamberlin IT IS TWO YEARS SINCE former Secretary of State Marshall launched the idea of American aid to Europe. The nations ef Western...
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RIDING TWO HORSES
(June 1949)
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Where The News Ends Riding Two Horses By William Henry Chamberlin EVEN THE MOST AGILE CIRCUS acrobat would get a bad fall if he tried to ride two horses going in opposite directions. This is...
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ETERNAL EUROPE
(June 1949)
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Where the News Ends Eternal Europe By William Henry Chamberlin AMID THE PHYSICAL, moral and cultural wreckage left by two frightful wars, ' amid the petty bickering which is obstructing...
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ASIA: DEBACLE AND DRIFT
(May 1949)
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Where the News Ends Asia: Debacle and Drift By William Henry Chamberlin SATISFACTION OVER THE LIFTING of the Berlin blockade, the visible decline of Communist strength in', Western Europe...
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THE COLD WAR'S NEW PHASE
(May 1949)
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Where the News Ends The Cold War's New Phase By William Henry Chamberlin APPARENT jSOYTET WILLINGNESS to lift the Berlin blockade opens a new phase in, the cold war. It marks temporary...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(May 1949)
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Where the News Ends By William Henry Chamberlin World Government: Utopian Illusion AT A TIME when bold, vigorous, constructive decisions in foreign policy are L urgently needed, it is...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(April 1949)
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Where the News Ends By William Benry Chamberlin The Meaning of the Atlantic Pact THE SIGNING OF THE ATLANTIC PACT will always be remembered as an important milestone in American history....
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(April 1949)
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Where the News Ends By William Henry Chamberlin Churchill Tells the Tale OF THE WARTIME BIG THREE only Churchill seems likely to tell the full story of the mighty events of which he himself...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(April 1949)
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Where the News Ends By William Henry Chamberlin Markham Lifts the Iron Curtain IF THERE WERE A PULITZER PRIZE for reporting conditions behind the iron curtain, Reuben Markham would be a strong...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(April 1949)
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Where the News Ends By William Henry Chamberlin U. S. S.R.: Government vs. People HOW FAR CAN WE DISSOCIATE the Russians and the other Soviet peoples from the hostile, aggressive policy of...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(April 1949)
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Where the News Ends By William Henry Chamberlin Opposing Ideas - Mistaken Psychology ROTH THE SUBSTANCE AND THE TONE of John Foster Dulles's address to the "Federal Council of Churches meeting...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(March 1949)
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Where The News Ends By William Henry Chamberlin Molotov as Machiavelli IHAVE JUST been rereading with care an extremely significant speech which Molotov delivered on Soviet foreign policy...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(March 1949)
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Where the News Ends By William Henry Chamberlin "Served Her Right" JUSTICE HAS FINALLY caught up with Anna Louise Strong. Paradoxically enough this occurred through an act of crude...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(March 1949)
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Where the News Ends By William Henry Chamberlin A Criminal Is Branded A STEP that has often been recommended in this column has been taken. One of the greatest crimes of a crime-filled age the...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(March 1949)
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Where the News Ends By William Benry Chamberlin Apologia Pro Yalta RAYMOND ORAM SWING certainly specializes In selecting unpromising subjects for apologetics. After trying to whitewash the...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(January 1949)
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Where the News Ends By William Henry Chamberlin A Scandal Exposed AN ARMY commission headed by Justice Gordon Simpson, of the Texas Supreme Court, has performed a useful service to American...
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Where the News Ends
(July 1947)
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Where the News Ends By William Henry Chamberlin United Nations: Illusions and Realities TWO YEARS after the ceremonial inauguration of the United Nations at San Francisco, it is clear to all but...
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Where the News Ends
(June 1947)
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Where the News Ends By William Henry Chamberlin Henry Wallace: Political Irrationalist AMONG the peculiar habits of Henry Wallace is preoccupation with the art of throwing the Australian...
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Where the News Ends
(June 1947)
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Where the News Ends By William Henry Chamberlin Moral Schizophrenia THE name of Ralph Barton Perry, professor of philosophy at Harvard, recently appeared in a list of a dozen or so very special...
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Where the News Ends
(June 1947)
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Where the News Ends By William Henry Chamberlin The Lessons of Hungary THE recent Communist coup d'etat in Hungary followed a familiar and instructive pattern. There was the alleged plot, with...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(June 1947)
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Where the News Ends By William Henry Chamberlin The Permanent Crisis Bedrock Issues Between the USA and USSR THE necessity to check and, if possible, roll back Soviet expansion has become...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(May 1947)
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Where the News Ends By William Henry Chamberlin Most Americans Are Democrats I WAS recently the recipient of h 1-111 iouslv nblique labbit punch from Arthur Schlcsinger Jr. 1 he punch, as an...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(March 1947)
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Where the News Ends By William Henry Chamberlin The Right Note At Last CHICAGO—A witty and cynical commentator developed the habit of referring to the President as Harry S. (for nothing)...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(March 1947)
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Where the News Ends By William Henry Chamberlin The High Cost of Vengeance AS Mars become bigger and more destructive, peace settlements become steadily less rational snd more blindly...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(March 1947)
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Where the News Ends By William Henry Chamberlin Pink Snow Over Russia WHEN some "totalitarian liberal" announces with an air of profound and cynical wisdom that the press is just as controlled...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(February 1947)
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Where the News Ends By William Henry Chamberlin Threatened Values ONF. of the surest lessons of our troubled time is that there is no salvation in purely mechanical institutional changes....
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(February 1947)
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Where the New Ends By William Henry Chamberlin Which Way Anglo-American Co-operation Thkkk is no reason to suppose that the replacement of Byrnes by Marshall as Secretary of State marks a...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(February 1947)
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Where the News Ends By William Henry Chamberlin Have We Been "Backing Reaction"? 1EAF1NG through some back numbers of The New Republic, 1 esme across the following assertion by Professor Albert...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(January 1947)
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Where the News Ends By William Henry Chamberlin Let's Lilt Our Own Iron Curtain! IT IS a pretty notorious fact, except lo readers of Communist, fellow-traveler and totalitarian liberal...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(January 1947)
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Where the News Ends By William Henry Chamberlin Poland's "Election" Challenge *<rTT1rHS Polish Provisional Government of National X Unity shall be pledged to the holding of free and unfettered...
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WORLD EVENT
(February 1946)
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WORLD EVENTS Edited by William Henry Chamberlin New Developments in POSTWAR SOVIET RUSSIA By George Denicke Boris Nicolaevsky Solomon...
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WORLD EVENTS
(January 1946)
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I NEW LEADER WORLD EVENTS SECTION A Monthly Supplement The Changing FAR EAST By William Henry Chamberlin World Events No. 3. The New Leader, 7 East 15th St, New York 3, N....
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Where the News Ends
(October 1946)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Italian Political Fog ROME—Climatically Italy is still the country of blue skies and hot sun which is described in Goethe's haltsfaische Reise...
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where the news ends
(September 1946)
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Where the News Ends WILLIAM Nfffir CHAkiK*UNAustria's Struggle for Freedom VIINNA.—Even ¦part fium ibe ami.- human misery which one find* in ercry large Central European city today. Vienna...
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Where the News Ends
(September 1946)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN To the Good, the True, and the Beautiful x 7I EN NA—I ub now in an edv anecd stage of a V/ trip which has taken mc to England, Belgium,...
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Where the News Ends
(August 1946)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN William Henry < bamberlia ia louring Europe fer The New Leader. H« has already sent reports from la»«-rf.... Brussels, Paris, aed Berlie....
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Where the News Ends
(August 1946)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN The ReviVa/ of German Social Democracy Bl HUN- One of the most h.-*rtcuiiig end uwni» takable facte ia the generally bleak and gloomy Germaa...
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Where the News Ends
(May 1946)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN The Democratic Failure in Germany A Voice of Conscience "If we make of Germany ami oilier pails of Europe, •mil as Poland, Hungary, Rumania ami...
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Where the News Ends
(May 1946)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HCNUr CHAHUKUN One Year of Peace — and Famine AVI.AK has passed since the last shot was tired on the European battlefields of the war. The most conspicuous...
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Where the News Ends
(May 1946)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN The Uses of Relativity THK sfDK for relativity is ju»t as important in politics and morals as it is in physics, it is ¦ li.nlily important in...
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Where the News Ends
(May 1946)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN World Famine: The Full Story Till: background of the grim spectre of famine which ia enveloping large part* of Europe ami Asia, hat been very...
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Where the News Ends
(April 1946)
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Where the News Ends -By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Information, Please, About Russia FOREIGN policy in a democracy can be no hi rouger then the public opinion which supports it. A confused,...
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Where the News Ends
(April 1946)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Washington Notes WASHINGTON, D. C.-Blurred Lines of Op-poflition. . . . One of the first impressions I obtained during a visit to Washington...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(March 1946)
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Where the News Ends B> WILLI AM HiKUf CHAM BE KLINOversight or Foresight? INHERE hat thus far been a loud silence at the Nuremberg trial regarding two ftibjet t« which might have been expected...
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Introducing "World Events"
(November 1945)
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Introducing "World Events" By William Henry Chamberlin With the present supplement on the Balkans, The New Leader begins a policy of publishing a monthly detailed report on some nation or area...
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Where the News Ends
(December 1945)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN An Oklahoma Breeze THE tone and manner of General Patrick J. Hurley's resignation as Ambassador to China suggested a vigorous hrcese Mowing out of...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1945)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN An Issue Misrepresented THE Soviet appeasement set in this country has lteen raising a vast hue-and-cry over the alleged hard-heartcdnrss of...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1945)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN World Government THE growing realization mi the gum and terrible poeataeliliee of the atomic bomb has stjaoulsted widespread u.lnrsl ia) the...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1945)
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Where the News Ends By WlitlSM HENRY CHAMBERLIN More Woshinglon Ticker Washington, i». c—it »* remarkable how much in the way of news and views one can gather in the course of a comparatively...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1945)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Washington Ticktr WASHINGTON, D. C. The impression I re-reived as a spectator at tbe session of the two Houses of Congress where President Truman...
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Where the News Ends
(October 1945)
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Where the News Ends fly WILLIAM ????? CH4MflfIHNWar Crime and Punishment ?HI decision to try war rrimirrals has passed from ihe stage of discussion to the phase of action.' We have been reading...
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Where the News Ends
(October 1945)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBiUUNOne Touch of Baseball... w NEV KR tak, a trip, even a «bort trip, in th* United Stalin without bringing back * few impressions anil a still larger...
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Where the News Ends
(October 1945)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Far Eastern Aftermath THREE major questions loom up in the aftermath of the war in the Pacific These are the future fate of Japan, the destiny of...
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Where the News Ends
(October 1945)
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Where lhe News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Open Season For Investigations THE Congressional investigation of the Pearl Harbor disaster should be ax impartial, aa exhaustive and as...
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Where the News Ends
(September 1941)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Keep the Atomic Bomb Secret, Until. . . THE proper disposition of th* atomic bomb secret has become a major issue in American foreign policy and a...
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Where the News Ends
(September 1945)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN A Breath of Fresh Air GEORGE ? LA NY, 8*cretary-Treasurer of th* American Federation of Labor, deserves a risina; vote of thanks from friends of...
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Where the News Ends
(September 1945)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Our Stakes in Europe THK conference of Foreign Ministers in London offers an excellent opportunity for the inaugu-rstion of a new, firm, vigorous...
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Where the News Ends
(September 1945)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN No Fifth Column Army Leadership! AN advertisement which recently appeared in the newspapers expressed the view that "the only ' sound policy for a...
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Where the News Ends
(September 1945)
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Where the News Ends ByWILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN The Case for East European Federation WHEN the Krit World Wir ended, thirteen stetes were In existence in the wide ere* from the Arctic Ocean to the...
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Where the News Ends
(April 1945)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN San Francisco or San Fiasco? THE Sett Pi**Ki*c* Conference is opening in the ahadow of a severe crisis in Bis; Three relations. Tha fruits of...
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Where the News Ends
(April 1945)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Under the Elms IT has beta said that a French Minister of Education, by looking: at a time schedule, could ascer-tain exactly what lesson waa being...
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Where the News Ends
(April 1945)
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Where the News Ends By WiLLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Plural Voting and World Security THE iwent announcement of the secret deal at Yalta, by which ths Soviet Union snd ths United Stains are to obtain...
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Where the News Ends
(March 1945)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN After Brutality, Hypocrisy THERE is only one thing- that ia perhaps worse than the brutality of th* iron age in which th* world is now living....
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Where the News Ends
(February 1945)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Journalistic Freedom and Responsibility THE NATION has traveled s Ions; rosd since it m could be regarded, under the editorship of...
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Where the News Ends
(January 1945)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY cHAMBERLIN By What Moral Right? A THICK blanket of secrecy, censorship end prop-aganda has obacarod for most Americans the in-" numerable personal tragedies...
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Where the News Ends
(January 1945)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Topical Briefs Am Overdue Sforeme.t from mr. Stottlnius IT bee come tethe attention of the Stat* Department that a group of individuals, without...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Should Paranoia Pay Dividends? SOME time ago • psychiatrist attracted some attention by publishing; a book designed to prove that the Gorman...
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Where the News Ends
(December 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN The Moral Crisis of War THESE is nothing to applaud and much to regret in Win. Eton Churchill's speech of Decern her 16, with its frank endorsement...
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Where the News Ends
(December 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Wanted: Consistency in Foreign Policy IT was with mixed feelings that I read the severe rebuke to the British veto of Count Carlo Sforsa as Italian...
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Where the News Ends
(December 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Canada's Conscription Crisis THE political crisis that has boon gaining- headway for weeks in Canada over the issue of conscription for overseas...
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Where the News Ends
(December 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN A Glimpse of England It has now boon almost five years since I have seen England in the flesh. Mr lsst visit to London took place in the winter...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Election Postview In • pre-election column I assumed the thankless role of a political prophet and predicted the re-election of Mr. Roosevelt by...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Walter Lippmanns Misrepresentations A MUM, ail our columnists and commentators Walter l.ippmaun is distinguished by his habitual assumption of...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Election Preview JPeRHAPS th* moit significant thins about th* national election on Tuesday ia that it i* being held at all. Americana take their...
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Where the News Ends
(October 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN A Contrast in Journalistic Ethics LAST August Camillien Houde, former mayor of Montreal, was releaaed from an internment ramp to which he had...
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Where the News Ends
(October 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN "I Am the Law" Stalin ONE of oar eminent political bossed, Frank Hague, of Jersey City, has acquired the appropriate nickname, "I am the law." At...
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Where the News Ends
(October 1944)
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SDF NEWS • ? ? - f Tuesday, Oct. U, 1:30 p. ra, at KtJ(-H-A., II* South BaUoKeld Av«. ZLSRTT on National Convention, cam3 C matters, and plana for urido mail- IFCAAD diatribution of Social...
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(October 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN This Hard Peace" Talk AS tin end of the war in Europe drew* closer, there nre evidence* of regrettable confusion to th* purpose* of the postwar...
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Where the News Ends
(September 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Tne Baggage of a Fellow-Traveler 1 HAVE recently seen a fellow-traveler go to work on a ntidwestern audience. It waa not a pleasant eight. Here was...
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Where the News Ends
(September 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN True Peace—and False THE Dumbarton Oaks conference is being held in line with certain bad precedents that were established at Teheran, with a...
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Where the News Ends
(September 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Warsaw's Third Tragedy "INSURGENTS were completely cleared from the I old city of Warsaw." .. . This lias la a recent German communique marks the...
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The Pragmatic Value of Liberty
(September 1944)
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The Pragmatic Value of Liberty An Essay on the Moral Paradoxes of Today By William Henry Chamberlin ASTRIKING and significant characteristic ef tkia ac;« at wars and violent revolutions ia ran...
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Where the News Ends
(August 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN It's a Saner War Mood WAR and utility do not go well together. It is .Hiy too sstursl that the lupreme insanity of rasas sUaghter, organised by an...
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Where the News Ends
(August 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN The Permanent Coalition Hoax ONE of the moot dangerous hoaxes now being perpetrated en the American people in the name of enduring peace ia the...
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Where the News Ends
(August 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN An Undiplomatic Question LAST June th* United State* Government expelled from thia country the Minister of Finland, a country at peace with us,...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(August 1944)
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Where the News Ends ty Will MM HI* If CM4MIMUr Quebec: A Politico! Barometer SrE. A DELE, PROVINCE QUEBEC, CANADA.— 1 ram* to thi» little village in the l^urentiana lor a holiday and found...
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Where the News Ends
(July 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Hitler's Purges, 1934-1944 PERIODIC "purge*," i.e. massacre* of persons suspected of disloyalty or disaffection, are an indispenssblc element in...
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Where the News Ends
(July 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Riddle of Eastern Europe THE crumbling of German defense Unas in Eastern Europe tends te focus attention on the future fate ef over s hugdred...
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Where the News Ends
(January 1944)
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Where the News Ends I, witiMM Htnnr chammklihFar Eastern Front MlLITARV event* in Europs tend to move at a speed that defies the effort* of a weekly commentator. So one aaay turn to aurvey the...
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Where the News Ends
(June 1944)
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Where the News Ends France 7940-1944 By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN "¦"NVASION date* me determined by practical con-j aiderationa of weather and wind and tide, not by sentimental associations. But...
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Where the News Ends
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Militarism Is Defeatism for America 1*HE greatest freedom that could be achieved by the * human race i* freedom from war, and tha threat of war....
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Where the News Ends
(May 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN The War and the Colleges THE war has inevitably swept away the greater part of the American university ami college student body. With the...
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Where the News Ends
(May 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Louis Bromne/d, Ignoramus I I' is HoiK/.tng how often ii man who Ins put liluisell * ovei whelinillgly in tin winng by some III ronsideied speech...
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Where the News Ends
(April 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Bricks in Mail I'M ¦ contrary tort of person. I fairly revel In reading statements of opinion with which I profoundly disagree. No editor ever...
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Where the News Ends
(March 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Aspects of Bombing. THE protest agamst obturation bombfnga initiated kg the British, pacifist author Vera Brittaih and peaiished OK thia aide of...
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Where the News Ends
(March 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Taste in National Hereos THE Soviet Foreign Commissar Molotov once characterized fascism as juit "a matter of taste." The selection of nstional...
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Where the News Ends
(March 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Social Security — Limited or General? CECURITY against aggressive attack for all nations, large and small, is a cardinal principle of any peace...
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Where the News Ends
(February 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN It Is the Iron Age MOT verr lent* ago I spent an evening in New York ' City with a group of Russians, man and women who had been upropted from...
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Where the News Ends
(February 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN America on the Eve a N ail-day train journey in these day* of wartime travel congestion, when railway meaU are apt to be the worst in the world,...
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Where the News Ends
(February 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Mo/ofov's Diplomatic Cocktail AS the Soviet armies are increasingly successful on *" the eastern front diplomatic bo nbshells of Moscow origin have...
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Where the News Ends
(February 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN It Would Be a National Disservice Act PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT »eenu to hove fallen far short of hii usual political acumen when he threw the weight...
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Where the News Ends
(January 1944)
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Where the News Ends By William HENRY CHAMBERLIN Miscellany and Mailbox BECAUSE I have recently received several letters ¦* of more than personal interest, I shall turn over a good deal of this...
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Where the News Ends
(January 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN We Need Press Freedom, Abroad and at Home Fig a pleasure to see an idea which was net forth in this column last summer voiced by writers with a...
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Where the News Ends
(May 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Willkie s Wrong Message to a Wrong Address WKNDKI.l. WILLKIE haw chonen a moment when the military advance of the K.-.I Army to the frontiers of...
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Where the News Ends
(January 1944)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Is Europe Doomed? THE speech by Marshal Smuts, discussed in this column last week, is nothing short of a sentence of doom on the European...
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Where the News Ends
(December 1943)
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Where the News Ends by WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN The Fateful Words of Marshal Smuts NO public utterance of recent times deserves more careful attention ami study than the pronouncement of Field...
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Where the News Ends
(December 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN True and False Witnesses About Russia *f'HQ other evening I attended a lecture on .ft Soviet war aims by a speaker with a background of long...
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Where the News Ends
(December 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN •tf*WO YEARS have passed since the surprise J" attack on Pearl Harbor aad the German and Italian declarations of war. While the first year yt...
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Where the News Ends
(December 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN I RECENTLY learned from an unimpeachable source a bit of unpublished history about the negotiations which preceded the establishment of diplomatic...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Thk Double Standards of the Liberals U/HEN I left Russia in 1984 'and spent some **. time in thl United States, I was surprised and puzzled and...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1943)
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Where the News Ends by WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Was Moscow an East-European Munich? IJLTE know much too little about the negotiations " which preceded the publication of the tripartita...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Impressions of the Middle South MORRIS TOWN. Tennessee.—For the'lasl two weeks I have been engaged in itinerant lecturing in the Middle South,...
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Where the News Ends
(October 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Who Is a Fascist? ?SOMETHING that is badly needed, especially in time of war, is a foolproof dictionary of political definitions. It is all too...
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Where the News Ends
(October 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Co-operation With Stalin? •f*HE question whether and how far co-operation * with Stalin is possible has been pushed more and more into the...
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Where the News Ends
(October 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN The Individual and the State THE supreme political alternative, of our time can be summed up in the question: Do the people own the state or doe*...
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Where the News Ends
(September 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Russia and the Future IN discussing the future of Russia this column . is fully conscious of being out on s long and brittle limb. The shape of...
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Where the News Ends
(August 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Towards an International Charter of Liberty THE criticism is sometimes voiced that the war aims of the United Nations are too vague and...
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Where the News Ends
(August 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN The Future of Europe AS the war is more and more being carried to the Axis, as the prospect of military victory draws closer, the problem of the...
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Where the News Ends
(August 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Impressions of a CO Camp THE initials CO can hare two very different meanings, in Selective Service terminology They may stand for Commanding...
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Where the News Ends
(August 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Hie Two Sfrugg/es in fhe Or/en f ¦HO struggles are now going on in the Orient. One, which everyone can understand, is the effort to beat...
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Where the News Ends
(July 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Of Laski and the Revolution of Our Time ?< his latest book, "Reflections on the Revolution of Our Time" (Viking), Harold J. Laaki deals with a...
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Where the News Ends
(July 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Of Bigotry, Thought Control and Chocolate ??? of the encouraging aspects of our modem scientific age is the capacity to produce rapidly, in great...
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Where the News Ends
(July 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Joe Davies ihe Hedger; on Soviet Propaganda THE New Leader's publication of Joe Davies' all-oat endorsement of Eugene Lyons's "Assignment to...
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Where the News Ends
(July 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN "The Protestant": A Protest My sttention *u first called to "The Protestant" when I *aaw a high-powered advertisement of an article, written, I...
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Where the News Ends
(July 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Symptoms on the Home Front I have been strongly impressed by two recent * significant symptoms on the horse front, one very bad, the other hopeful....
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Where the News Ends
(June 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN The Russian Intelligentsia: Tragedy and Glory fkJOTHING I have read for a long time baa ^jaaja|ef aaaj ao. deeply aa an article which »p-iM'V...
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Where the News Ends
(June 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Odds] and Ends IN a recent column I referred to the delightful ¦ending of Aldanov's "The Fifth Seel." A distinguished French author is offered s...
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Where the News Ends
(June 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN liolli Burn/ram, A/c/anov—In Review /"^NE of the oldest of the problems that hare 7^ perplexed the human mind, the issue of free Y0& versus...
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Where the News Ends
(May 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN THE dissolution of the Communist International formally puts, an end to an intolerable scandal far Soviet foreign relations and tardily redeems a...
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Where the News Ends
(May 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Ukrainia — A Thorny Question 1RECENTLY received a letter irom an ?????-ian in Michigan who had been following my reference? to Eastern European...
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Where the News Ends
(May 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Japanese Maneuverings ASHOCKING episode that casts a lurid light On the grim, no quarter character of our war ?1? East was the coldblooded killing...
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Where The News Ends
(May 1943)
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Where The News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLN /ferns on Political Censorship COME of those who were opposed to America'* entrance -into the present wer committed themselves to overly .grim...
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Where the News Ends
(April 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Items on Political Censorship COME of those who were opposed to America's W entrance into the present war committed themselves to overly .grim...
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Where the News Ends
(April 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Quiet on the Eastern Front? II/HILE the headlines have naturally been going W to the fighting in Tunisia several recent de-velopmentf might well...
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Where the News Ends
(April 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN History, Joe Davies, and Life Magazine ADIPLOMAT has been rather cynically described as a man who is supposed to lie for his country. i Bp fsr...
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Where the News Ends
(April 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Regionalism and Europe ALMOST incredibly difficult and thorny as the ,.- subject is, as soon as one advances from generalities to concrete...
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Where the News Ends
(March 1943)
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Where the News Ends __By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN_:_ A Few Dissenting Opinions Tt*HIS week I intend to encroach on the province ' * of another department of The New Leader which wields the...
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Where the News Ends
(March 1943)
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Where the News Ends __By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN___ This Robot Era — A View From 2000 A. D. IT is uncommonly difficult to write of the present * in terms that will be acceptable to the future,...
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Where the News Ends
(March 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Another Sacco-Vanzetti Case MANY years ago I was discussing the Saccp-Vantetti case with a Russian radical intellectual in Moscow. "That is just...
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Where the News Ends
(March 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Stalin, Russia, and Europe JOSEPH STALIN, the Soviet dictator, is not ** lacking in capacity for humor of the grim and sardonic type. He has...
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Where the News Ends
(February 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN The War and the Average Soldier JACKSONVILLE, Florida.—For the last week I have been roaming about this sunny state, delivering lectures, trying to...
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Where the News Ends
(February 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Reynolds, Stout and the Hymn of Hate THE question of hate, of whom to hate, and what, and how much, is attracting more and more public attention....
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Where the News Ends
(February 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Of Diplomats and Other Things MR. ED. FLYNN'S withdrawal from the struggle to obtain confirmation as envoy to the South Pacific (his elaborately...
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Where the News Ends
(February 1943)
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Where the News Ends bY WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN The Russian Military Picture ACOMMENTATOR runs the risk of being hit over the head by developments which he didn't foresee when he ventures to...
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Where the News Ends
(January 1943)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Mr. Straiahfs Brave New World I IKE everyone who is not a homicidal lunatic. **" I fee! the most cordial agreement with the aspiration expressed in...
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Where the News Ends
(January 1943)
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By William Henry Chamberlin Where the News Ends The Case of the Kremlin Gremlin EVEN a Kremlin Gremlin can point a moral. I was strongly impressed by the recent incident (told in these columns...
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Where the News Ends
(January 1943)
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By William Henry Chamberlin Where the News Ends What to Do With the Aggressors •yHE question of what to do with the aggressor peoples is being more and more discussed as the changing military...
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Where the News Ends
(January 1943)
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By William Henry Chamberlin Where the News Ends Notes on Canada ana1 Diplomats APROGRESSIVE ferment is stirring in Canada. The most recent indication of this trend was the decision of the...
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Russia's New Nationalism
(December 1942)
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By William Henry Chamberlin Where the News Ends Russia's New Nationalism POR one who ha* lived in Russia for many * years during earlier phases of the Revolution it is an enlightening...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1942)
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By William Henry Chamberlin Where the News Ends Toughness, Softness and the Good Life " A MERICA^ GET TOUGH!" is the leitmotiv of a good deal of writing and speaking about the war. That...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1942)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Travels in a Democracy HERE are a few notes of travel impressions in an America that is becoming increasingly geared to a war economy. I find that...
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Where the News Ends
(November 1942)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN The Case of Emil Ludwig OF the writing and publishing of bad books 1 about the Soviet Union there is no end. Indeed one fears that overproduction...
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FOREIGN AGENTS MAKE MEXICO ARENA OF INTERNATIONAL INTRIGUE
(October 1942)
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Foregn Agents Make Mexico Arena Of Internayional Intrigue 4'¦"., Axis Power^Plot Civil Strife, Anti-US. Moves By WILLIAM HEN MY CHAMBERUN INTERNALLY Mexico ias become more stable during the...
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World Struggle on Three Continents
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World Struggle on Three Continents Mexico Camacho's 'Middle Way' Seeks to Stabilize Revolutionary Changes in Mexico By William Henry Chamberlin MEXICO has experienced a more fundamental WEM...
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS
(January 1938)
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WHERE THE NEWS ENDS By EUGENE LYONS ILIKE the word "pamphleteering." It has a robust, fighting ring J to it. It calls to mind Tom Paine and Voltaire and socialist | pioneers. Somehow it...
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Where the News Ends
(February 1945)
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Where the News Ends By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN Military Conscription: Abolish or Universalize? RECENT developmenti in Europe and the gradual withdrawal of the curtain that hss more or lets...
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