Search for the truth and the UN’s role in world peace
Editorial argues critics misjudge international bodies after 1945. It defends US support for the United Nations despite early Soviet skepticism, noting Russia’s betrayal and urging continued commitment to international law and peace. The piece asserts the 1945 consensus aimed at universal peace remains valid.
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Soviet Union
War Power and Free Government in Postwar Debate
Justice Robert H. Jackson warned in 1947 that the war power risks a free government when invoked in haste and patriotic fervor. He argued calm legislative limits are hard to apply and judges may share the same passions, potentially eroding constitutional constraints.
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Robert H. Jackson
Television buys and boos for a new movie on demand
A critique warns that pay per view TV movie charging via telephone bills could transform viewing into a juke box style service. It questions social effects, impact on theaters and workers, and the rise of TV addictions in a cautionary, satirical tone.
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