Won't Surrender Sovereignty Under World Government Plan
William H. Taylor argues against surrendering national sovereignty to a world government. At Amarillo College, Taylor joins a World Government Forum panel discussing how sovereignty is exercised via representation. The event is hosted by The Globe News, Amarillo College, and San Angelo College Institute of World Government.
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Peterborough
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World Government Quiz Question on Santa Claus Fear
The article argues that world government would not drag down living standards. It cites New York’s 1789 formation, compares per capita incomes, and says ending costly wars would raise global living standards. It asserts American enterprise and resources would keep the U S ahead while aiding others.
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Russia Ready to Swallow Satellite States, Analyst Says
In a column by DEWITT MacKENZIE for Associated Press, the analyst describes rumors of a secret Cominform meeting in Crimea with leaders like Ana Pauker, Gottwald, Dimitrov and Rákosi. He links potential Soviet aims to annex or tightly arm satellite states, notably Romania and Czechoslovakia, to strengthen positions against the West.
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Klement Gottwald
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Germany
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First White Child In Fort Worth Dies
Alzenth M. Conner, 98, once Fort Worth’s first white child, died in Brady after a brief illness. Born in Fort Worth, he moved to Brady in 1876 but recalled boyhood days there and his Texas Ranger service near 17. He recalled the Birdville county seat vote as a six year old and the first time he saw a...
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Alzenth M. Conner
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Fort Worth Water Taste of Whiskey and Salt Sugar Shout
A drunken man recalled tagging along with an Irish companion who shouted that Fort Worth water tasted like whiskey and its salt tasted like sugar, ending his tale with a cheer for Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth
Demand grows for Continental films in Erie, Dublin reports
Erie experiences rising demand for Continental films. Dublin reports indicate growing interest among audiences seeking European cinema and foreign language features.
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