Neutrals Split Over India's Shift to Communist Camp
In a critique of neutral nations in the United Nations, the article argues neutrals favor moral pressure but fail to act consistently. It notes India, once seen as a moral leader, now faces pressure from China and the neutrals' silence deepens. The piece accuses non-aligned states of lessons unlearned as Cold War tensions rise.
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Soviet Union
United States
Pipsqueaks
India
China
United Nations
Teller Fermi Award recipient Dr Edward Teller profile
The piece outlines Dr Edward Teller a Nobel laureate type figure who won the $50 000 Enrico Fermi award and the controversy around his push for a rapid hydrogen bomb program begun in 1949 He champions a crash fusion fission fusion design and argues for robust civil defense and minimal test ban limits while clashing with Bethe and others yet is praised for practical sense.
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Edward Teller
Enrico Fermi
Teller
Atomic Energy Commission
Truman Administration
Hans A. Bethe
Republicans Have Not Learned a Key Opposition Principle
Washington. David Lawrence argues the Republican Party lacks unity as an opposition force and fails to present a concrete critique of the in Power party. He cites British shadow cabinets and U.S. historical shifts, urging GOP prestige in policy defense and unified messaging.
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Washington
Republican Party
Republican National Committee
America
Bob Moses
Firing Of Moses Hurts Rockefeller Rivalry In New York
George Sokolsky analyzes Robert Moses firing as a political misstep by Governor Rockefeller. Javits’ large 1962 vote cut Rockefeller’s standing, fueling state and national debates over succession, nepotism concerns, and the 1964 presidential path.
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Robert Moses
al Smith
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Priborough Bridge Authority
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Park Council
Laurance
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Laurance Rockefeller
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Lehman
Jacob Javits
N. Y. Row
California
Barry Goldwater
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Timeline Highlights From Five Decades Ago And More
A look back through the Daily Telegraph notes recalls D G Lilly visiting West Baden Indiana fifty years ago, Clemenceau and Harding’s White House talk forty years ago, Einstein’s reaction to Berlin inquiries, Roosevelt ending wartime enlistments twenty years ago, and Eisenhower’s pledge to improve Korea ten years ago.
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D. G. Lilly
West Baden
Ind
George Clemenceau
France
Warren G. Harding
White House
Kennedy and Stevenson tension over Cuban crisis revealed
The piece details JFK and Adlai Stevenson’s strained dynamic during the Cuban crisis, noting Kennedy favored Stevenson, who remained a capable UN administrator. It also covers Dean Rusk's stance on the quarantine and missiles, the inner debates, and the cautious, nonconfrontational path chosen.
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Stevenson
Cuba
Italy
Turkey
England
United States
Rusk
Georgia
State Department
Castro
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Russia
Adlai Stevenson
Crisis Club
New York
Poems There to Be Read In Wind and Sand
A reflective verse piece contemplates how wind swirls sand and leaves reveal intricate designs. It argues that reason appears in the patterns of grass, pebbles, feathers, and dust, with each part playing a role in a larger, coordinated design.
Art Buchwald on Washingtons Cultural Center vs Aquarium
Washington debates funding a National Cultural Center while Congress directs $10 million to a city aquarium. The piece mocks fund raising tactics and argues aquarium money limits cultural projects, noting public needs like schools and safety remain urgent.
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Washington
D. C
Washington Armory
Armory
National Cultural Center
Congress
Washington, D. C
Ohio
Michael Kirwan
Appropriations Committee
Kirwan
House of Sentatives
Senate
Constantine Brown Sees freer News in Europe
In Europe news flows more freely with access to cabinets and military leaders. Public relations dominate sources in Washington, while European officials welcome journalists who act fairly and report facts. The author notes better access abroad and the enduring right to know.
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Europe
Rome
State Department
Washington
Pentagon
High Brass
Big Brother
Appar
de Gaulle
Western
Four Party Trends In U S Politics Draw Mixed Reactions
An analysis argues the United States is moving beyond a two party system toward a de facto four party landscape. It identifies Kennedy Democrats Southern Democrats liberal Republicans and reactionary Republicans as major forces, with shadow parties shaping votes on welfare and international issues. The piece notes intra party splits and uncertain leadership figures including Nelson Rockefeller and Richard Nixon.
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Washington
United States
Kennedy Democratic Party
Congress
Republican
Kennedy
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