Editorial on United Nations partition of Palestine and Israel
A 1947 critique argues the UN split Palestine into Israel and a Arab state, citing political motives and moral costs. It condemns Western support for Israel, warns of oil and atomic tensions, and urges wiser U.S. policy beyond self interest.
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Korea
Vietnam
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Palestine
Israel
Berlin Wall
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U.N
Europe
Truman
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Great Britain
Canada
Australia
Zion
U. S
Casa Blanca
Baghdad
Middle East
Egypt
A Laundromat Under Siege by Filth and Flies
The Hanover laundromat is described as filthy and dilapidated with broken chairs a sticky Formica table open pop bottles and a lagoon of dirty water. Flies swarm machines and debris as the Board of Health warns the site must be cleaned or risk ongoing sanitation neglect.
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Hanover
Board of Health
Operation Abolition film shown by Young Republicans
Tuesday evening a Hanover event displayed the HUAC produced film Operation Abolition to show methods used against HUAC. Dave Railsback introduced the program urging objectivity while noting the film’s biased portrayal and urging broader civic education despite a discouraged post screening discussion.
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Young Republicans
House Committee On Un-American Activities
HUAC
San Francisco
House Committee
Communist Party
Dave Railsback
The
Hanover
Hanover Harry Sez Excerpt Reveals Misplaced Modifiers
Excerpted from Donner Hall House Council report dated October convey a humorous lesson in faulty phrasing. Eunice Libby of the Social Service Committee notes Hallo ween favors for under privileged children will be made from toilet tissue rolls, illustrating a misplaced modifier in the report.
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Donner Hall
House Council
Eunice Libby
Social Service Committee
Civil rights in the United States gains momentum in 1960s
An analysis traces Civil Rights progress from Truman to Kennedy, detailing desegregation milestones, Supreme Court rulings, and congressional battles. It notes Birmingham resistance, the Little Rock crisis, and the push for voting referees as a tool to safeguard ballots amid rising racial tensions. It previews next week’s status of 88th Congress actions.
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Birmingham
Alabama
United States
Eugene “Bull” Conner
America
Cambridge
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington
Pacific
Armed Services
Harry S. Truman
United States Supreme Court
Brown Vs. Board of Education
Brown
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Arkansas
Congress
House
Senate
Kennedy
We’ll Be More Frank A correction on last week’s article
The TRIANGLE acknowledges an error in Why Are We So Similar on page two. The 82 percent figure referred to applicants for financial assistance, not the entire student body.
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By Dave Railsback
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Federal Housing Administration
John Horne
Small Business Administration
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Washington, D. C