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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1946
Page
11
Corner of downtown Amarillo in full regalia selling Indian jewelry. Eaves Dropping narrates weddings and visits from Dallas to San Francisco. Vacation notes cover Red River trips and Colorado getaways. Growth of families and hospital notices fill this society page with births and birthdays.
Joe Frank Robertson a fireman first class and Amarillo High School graduate returned home after 15 months in the Navy including eight months in Japan. He is the son of Dr and Mrs Jason Robberson of 1001 Avondale and will resume studies at Amarillo College as a pre medical student this fall.
Mr and Mrs Lee Harry and their son Carlton of 1619 Van Buren have returned from a three weeks vacation in Colorado. They also visited Oklahoma City during the trip.
In a cautious analysis, Welles argues no fundamental clashes of interest justify war with Russia or the West. He warns fears and suspicions have grown over the past year, driven by ignorance and misperception, and require genuine statesmanship from both governments to dissipate.
Mr Moatow discusses how Soviet policy seeks safety and reconstruction, not world domination, arguing that lasting peace with Western cooperation is needed to build a new world order and assure security on the eve of World War II. He warns that continued Soviet ballast and Western vacillation raise UN insecurity tomorrow.
An editorial argues that the United States and the Soviet Union or their blocs must jointly acknowledge that neither side can dominate the other. It calls for ending hostile misperceptions, aligning genuine interests, and pursuing common action to dispel insecurity and achieve real security and peace. It cites the original pledge and seven years of reflection as a basis for action.
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