UN Is Not A Failure By Norman Bertellotti
Article notes the United Nations reconvening for a second session after World War II and surveys shifting public attitude from hopeful to disillusioned, with some critics urging delegates to disband while others defend the institution as not a failure.
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Norman Bertellotti
General Assembly of the
United Nations
U.N
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Indonesia
Palestine
Iran
Lebanon
Syria
India
Britain
Albania
Corfu
Korea
Czechoslovakia
Economic and Social Council
Egypt
World Health Organization
Unesco
World Bank and Monetary Fund
Russia
United States
General Assembly
Security Council
Kent State crowd and United Nations debate on assemblies
Editorial notes Kent State's record turnout for a Welles address and questions why future assemblies lack similar attendance. It discusses the United Nations' early achievements, limits, and the push toward stronger global governance amid Cold War tensions.
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Cleveland
Welles
Kent
Assembly
Henrique de Lozada
U.S
Secretariat
United Nations
Kent Stateer publication details and publishing schedule
The Kent Stater is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the school year and on Tuesdays and Fridays in summer sessions. It notes a subscription price of 2 per year and a second class matter entry dated October 11, 1927 at Kent Ohio with printing by Commercial Press Inc.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Unio
Joiy
Commercial Press, Inc
Depeyster St
Ohio
Pearl Harbor Attacked Seven Years Ago Today
Seven years after the Pearl Harbor raid the nation declared war with Japan. Kent State reports note casualties and campus reactions as students recall boycott roots and discuss draft age changes, Hawaii statehood, and wartime censorship.
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Pearl Harbor
Richard Ellers
Congress
Kent
Stater
Japan
Commerce Department
Hawaii
Washington
U.S
KSU
Army
Navy
University
States
Fighting Sons
Sure-Fire Ways To Stop Smoking In Halls A Satirical Guide
A humorous piece lists comically impractical remedies to curb student smoking in dorm halls. It parodies college life by proposing schemes from anti smoking lobbying to candy cures and even sleeping on ideas for five months, while noting janitors' patience wears thin.
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North Hall
Congress
Amy White Society
Scotland
South Pacific
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Clarence Peoples
Myron Abood
Bert Ee Ee Saree
Enaee
Bill Baum
George Scriven
Neil Crandall
Abiee Asst
Kenny Webb
Bruce Walker
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Bud King
Eeeenaee
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