U N hopes fade as Cold War reshapes world body
The article reflects on the United Nations founding optimism of 1945 and tracks how Cold War rivalries, decolonization, and power politics fractured unity. It cites Jeane Kirkpatrick and Patrick Moynihan criticizing the U N, notes Heritage Foundation studies, and reports rising U S skepticism and perceived anti U S bias in the organization.
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Thought For The Day Ambiguity Quote By Paul Tillich
A 1963 thought explores human life as ambiguous blending good and evil, truth and falsehood, creative and destructive forces within individuals and society. The quote reflects on the enduring complexity of the human condition.
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Liar's Lies and Moral Judgments Across Fields
Smith Hempstone surveys Janet Cooke Christopher Jones and Bruce Caputo, arguing their falsehoods benefited themselves, condemning deceit as selfish and corrosive. The piece discusses motive, plagiarism, Madison Avenue lies, and Virginia cheating penalties, urging truth over expediency.
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Survey of newsmen shows strong liberal leanings
Ashley Cooper describes a March Presstime feature on 240 reporters from top outlets including The New York Times and The Washington Post. Findings show 86 percent rarely attend church, 54 percent identify left of center, and 94 percent backed Johnson in 1964.
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