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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1952
Page
4
Opinion: Iran crisis tests worlds lines and Mossadegh
The essay argues Mossadegh defies both East and West, turning Iran into a focal point in Cold War politics. It warns of British oil leverage waning and urges U S leadership to prevent Iran oil from falling to communists. It critiques State Department stance and calls for bold U S action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mossadegh
Iran
United States
Stalin
Mossy
U. S
U. S. State Department
Joe
America
State Department
J, B
Agony in the Garden and the Lord's Will
W A B reflects on Jesus prayer in Gethsemane and the acceptance of God's will as central to salvation. The piece traces Jesus life, growth, and obedience from baptism to the cross, noting Peter James and John slept and the victor of faith is found through surrender to the Father's plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
John
Mount of Olives
Judas
Garden of
Gethsemane
Peter
James
Abba
Temple
Jerusalem
Albert Schweitzer
Africa
Paul
God
W. A
Drew P
George Welborn Ferguson
Ecuador
Ian McDonald
Los Angeles County Hospital
Merck & Co
Robinson
Ferguson
eSson
Seiglen
Merck Pharmaceutical
Drew
Memorial
Archibald MacLeish Joins 1952 Civil Liberties Appeal
Archibald MacLeish, 60, taking a sabbatical from Harvard to campaign for leftist causes, co leads 1952 Civil Liberties Appeal with Arthur M. Schlesinger and Mark de Wolfe Howe. The trio seeks funds to defeat Senators McCarthy and Jenner through mass mailings signed by the scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald MacLeish
McCarthy
Jenner
Washington
Harvard
Pixy
Wisconsin
Indiana
Hoyden
Earl Browder
Arthur M. Schlesinger
Mark de
Wolfe Howe
Civil Liberties Appeal
Political critics mock opportunistic switchers and liberal elites
A column attacks public figures who shifted from Eisenhower to Stevenson after Chicago, labeling Park Avenue liberals and businessmen as disloyal opportunists. It mocks the “style-chasers,” notes distrust of foreign-aid spending, and recalls Archibald MacLeish and wartime offices while denouncing false witness and political opportunism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boylston
Harvard
Boylstons
FDR
MacLeish
Chicago
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Madison Square Garden
Willkie
Roosevelt
Park Avenue
Taft
New York City
Europe
Lucius
J. B. Matthews
Hamila
Jeffersons
Tallulah Bankhead
Quotes and quips race through politics and science notes
A mash of quotes from Truman Wilson Dirksen Mechling and others spans defense policy trust busting and public life. Mentions Chinese Mars surface temp water from the Persian Gulf and Texas river valley cane crafts among varied topics.
Tidelands Report Set to Stir National Debate
A forthcoming Supreme Court bound report by William H. Davis weighs federal versus state control of tidelands. It outlines three key issues: status of offshore island channels, bays deserving state ownership, and fair criteria for tide limits amid irregular California shores.
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NEA
Tidelands
U. S. Supreme Court
William H. Davis
New York
War Labor Board
Davis
California
Louisiana
Texas
Supreme Court
Congress
Eisenhower
Stevenson
California Coast
Texas Gulf Coast
Reiates
Santa Rosa
Santa Cruz
Santa Barbara
Santa Catalina
Los Angeles
Long Beach
San Clemente
San Diego
San Francisco Bay
Golden Gate
Monterey Bay
Santa Cos
Santa Monica Bay
Los Anson
San Bay
Beach
Huntington Beach
Atlantic
U. S
Will Davis
New York Post row and Columbia Spectator in Eisenhower era clashes
The text reports on bookmakers backing down over Ike bets amid U.N. Korea talks and U.S. political tensions. It covers Sen. investigations, editorials at Columbia University and a campus dispute over editorial control, noting student factions backing Eisenhower and criticisms of The Spectator and other figures.
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Max Lerner
New York Post
Winchell
Max
Wechsler
Columbia Spectator
Columbia University
Eisenhower
Democratic Central
Stevenson
Patong
J. Wechsler
Young Communist League
The
Spectator
Dorn
Communist
N. Y. Schiff
Reed Harris
Harris
U. S. Dep't
Columbia U
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