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BEFORE THE ELECTION
THIS YEAR'S campaign presents the nation with an uncomfortable paradox. History has thrust upon America responsibilities of staggering proportions, responsibilities...
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Policy of Drift
"IN THE ABSENCE OF ANY SERIOUS COMMITMENTS IN THE MIDDLE EAST, AMERICAN DIPLOMACY PRESUMED THE SECURITY OF THE BRITISH POSITION THERE"
C. K. YEARLEY, JR.
TIE CORROSION of British...
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THE REAL DEBATE
Choose Your Weapons
ROBERT G. GOOD
IT IS WORTH noting that this nation's military policy, present and future, has been one of the neglected issues in the Presidential campaign. Both...
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HERE AND THERE
INTERNATIONAL NOT SUPRA-NATIONAL
SAY "United Nations" and see what happens. One small group of Americans lights up. For them the UN is our one tangible hope of survival in a world...
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COMMITTED MAN
The Executive As Hero
JOHN P. SISK
IT IS WIDELY believed that the view of existence in the modern world makes it impossible for the hero to exist. He lies in his glory at Troy,...
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THE SCREEN
THE CLEVER BOOBS
WHILE THE movies, from the days of Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin and Harold Lloyd right up to Bob Hope and Danny Kaye, have celebrated the Great American Boob who always...
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1920s
1950
Vol. 065 Issue 005 (November 2 1956)
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