Turning Point Or Grim Joke in Japan's Atomic Charter
James D White argues the proposed Japanese constitution could be history’s turning point or a grim joke, as it relinquishes the right to self defense, trusts global mercy, and promises peaceful, cooperative world order. The piece notes uncertainties about authorship, implementation, and the role of occupying powers in shaping this profound change.
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Mexico Laborers Enter Bigamy North of Border
The Mexican foreign ministry reported that during the war several Mexican laborers working in the United States married U S women while still legally married to spouses in Mexico. Many listed themselves as single at the crossing and did not divorce their Mexican wives.
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Congressmen Urged For Atom Guinea Pigs
Protests against navy plans to place 300 goats on a ship slated for atom bombing were en route to Washington from the Southern Dairy Goat Owners and Breeders Association. The group quipped that good goats are scarcer than good congressmen and suggested some congressmen could serve as substitutes.
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