Global powers adapt or perish in evolving world
James Marlow notes nations face an evolutionary biology as they adapt to new conditions or perish like extinct species. He cites Russia and the West as examples in a shifting international landscape.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1956
Page
7
James Marlow notes nations face an evolutionary biology as they adapt to new conditions or perish like extinct species. He cites Russia and the West as examples in a shifting international landscape.
NATO foreign ministers met in Paris and agreed the alliance must stay militarily strong but found no new plans for wider cooperation. They appointed three ministers to develop proposals for future world planning and cooperation.
Washington reports a Senate subcommittee heard a U S chemist questioned behind closed doors about wartime contacts with Russians. The witness, unnamed, was described as living in the New York area and employed by a private concern for the entire period.
Atmore State Prison faced arsenic poisoning after spraying on the prison farm blew 200 feet to a cabbage patch. About 15 inmates remained hospitalized as noncritical cases, with staff also affected and no confirmed fatal outcomes.
Analysts note discussions suggest a new kind of organization could shoulder broader duties, prompting NATO to focus more narrowly on military matters while political and strategic tasks may shift to alternative bodies.
The Decatur Junior Chamber presented Charles R. Minton a plaque at their annual banquet for outstanding leadership as club president. Ed Bowman chaired the awards, and incumbent President Thomas Leslie added a Past Presidents lapel pin to the honor.
The green turtle of the West In dies sometimes reaches a weight of 600 pounds.
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