Berlin Berlin Berlin Showdown and Mansfield's Berlin Speech
The Moscow reaction to Senator Mansfield of Montana highlights Russian claims that the Berlin issue and German unification hinge on the Germans. Mansfield argues for staying in Berlin until a democratic and unified Germany emerges, while Moscow pushes for separate East and West German votes and coalition governance, which critics warn could empower the Communists and jeopardize free elections.
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Senator Mansfield
Montana
Berlin
Moscow
Radio Moscow
United States
State Department
Russia
Radio Maoscow
Mansfield
Radio
Germany
East Germany
Mr. Mansfield
Europe
Khrushchev
East Berlin
West Berlin
East
West Germany
Czechoslovakia
China
Washington’s Birthday an Everlasting Liberty Beacon
The piece reflects on George Washington’s birthday as a reminder of the 18th century ideals of rights and liberty. It contrasts past monarchy with modern democracy, cautions against communist critique, and urges keeping faith with Washingtonian ideals to inspire new nations seeking democracy.
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The
Library
United States
Majesty of Washington Praised in a Sunday Sermon
In a Sunday sermon C E R extols George Washington as America’s greatest gentleman and savior of the republic. He recalls Washington’s drift from British naval dreams, his mother’s guidance, and his ascent to leader of a new nation then returns him to a humble farm life at Mt Vernon. Washington’s last words, I am not afraid to go, are highlighted.
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Washington
Lincoln
God
Byron
West
Mary Ball Washington
George
America
United States of America
Earth
Hamilton
Franklin
Jefferson
Adams
George Washington
Potomac
Mt. Vernon
University of North Carolina
Robert Frost
Chapel Hill
Frost
Department of
United States
Oxford
Cambridge
University of Durham
San Francisco
New England
Dartmouth
Harvard
Clifford Ry Lyons
Public Library Hosts Great Decisions 1959 Series
A discussion series on foreign policy begins at the public library tomorrow night with the topic Great Decisions 1959. Topics include Berlin, Germany, and U.S. relations with other nations, led by Arnold Aronson and others, sponsored by the Foreign Policy Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
S. Main Street
Brotherhood
Woman's College
Greensboro
Robert Henry Lawson Slater
Harvard University
Harry J. Stob
Calvin Seminary
Malcolm H. Stern
Temple Chef Sholom
Norfolk
Aycock
Elliott Hall
Canada and US trust laws clash over cross border power
George SokolsKey discusses E D Fulton view on extraterritorial anti trust actions and how US court decrees may affect Canadian commerce. He cites the General Electric Westinghouse Philips case as illustrative of legal tensions between American law and Canadian policy.
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United States
Canada
Fulton
General Electric, Westinghouse and
N. V. Philips Company
New York
U.S
Bar Association
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Derec
Moses
David
Paul
St. Francis
Luther
Columbus
Robert Marks
Eisenhower
Acapulco
Mexico
State Dulles
Macmillan
Great Britain
Middle East
Latin America
Arnold Aronson
Ed Gawler
Ed Washington
Neal Austin
Foreign Policy Association
American Humane Association
Hollywood
Picture Animal
Performing Animal
Cheta
Chimp
Harry
King
Pyewacket
Tonka
Asta
Fury
Jasper
Lassie
Nosey
Rin-Tin-Tin
and Silver
High Point Enterprise
D. A Rawley
R. B. Terry
Ardown
Nemintion
Associated Prams
Tne Associated Frese Te
High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
George Sokolsky
New York State
E. D. Fulton
New York State Bar Association
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