Opinion: Small Nations Pressure UN After 24th Session
The 24th UN General Assembly session is described as a small power session where many resolutions backed by the world's smaller nations were pushed through despite opposition from the United States and the Soviet Union. The big powers claimed little had changed even after the clamor.
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Charles W. Yost
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South Africa
Rhodesia
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Theology of dogs and United Nations debate mix in letters
A reader discusses dogs and family balance, noting dogs teach responsibility but should not surpass children. The text then shifts to U.N. debates on small nations, big powers, and reforms, including quotes about U.N. leadership and the need for a realistic, advisory role amid global tensions.
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Soviet Union criticized for wage rise and poverty amid calls for protests
Viewpoint argues Soviet leaders fail workers with meager wage increases and scarce food while state control dominates industry. It urges demonstrations in the U.S. and abroad to mobilize opinion against poverty in the Soviet Union and urges reallocating funds away from weapons toward humanitarian aid.
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Nixon faces conflicting pulls as he seeks all‑around support
Washington columnist Jack Anderson outlines Nixon’s push to please both conservative South and liberal North. He notes the president’s ambivalence on Vietnam and hints at a multipart foreign mission plan, including a Rome stop on a House committee study trip.
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Robert Finch
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Harry C. Cromer
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Decatur Daily Classified Fragments From 1924 Page
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