Yalta Papers Offer Caution On Past Choices And Alliances
The piece argues the Yalta Papers illuminate Roosevelt's choice between friendship with Stalin and a war-aimed trick, notes Alger Hiss was not a treason architect, and urges strengthening free world alliances. It cites the Tampa Tribune editorial urging patient, firm Cold War policy over reckless action.
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Yalta
Roosevelt
United States
Stalin
Churchill
Far East
U. S
Alger Hiss
Security Council of the
United Nations
Russia
Security Council
Hiss
The
Tampa Tribune
Europe
Asia
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Bill of Rights as Foundation of American Liberty
A piece urging every American to study and defend the Bill of Rights. It contrasts individual protections in the United States with totalitarian regimes and cites Justice William O. Douglas on knowledge and freedom. It emphasizes due process, free speech, and press, and warns against using "safety" as a pretext to erode rights.
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United States
Columbia University
William O. Douglas
Columbia
Jefferson
Hamilton
Madison
Integrity as a national beacon for America
The piece argues that Kantian integrity should guide nations and that America's national integrity rests on citizens' steadfast honesty. It emphasizes that local, communal integrity nourishes the whole country and that every person must uphold principled actions to inspire a global standard.
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Immanuel Kant
America
Cake in the Oven and the Church’s Peace Sermon
A minister’s Sunday sermon denounces world power diplomacy and seeks Christian peace, while three Sunday School teachers skip class for domestic tasks. The piece argues America’s church millions offer a faith weapon against cynical power, even as everyday duties distract believers.
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Moscow
Washington
Delaware
Princeton
America
Unitarian Series Tackles Desegregation Dragon
At a Winter Park Thomas Jefferson conference dinner Unitarians and speakers address desegregation as a religious problem and call for church leadership. Rev. Barth cites church integration, Dr. Lewis links education to equality, and Mrs. Tilly urges church women to back the Supreme Court ruling.
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Unitarians
Winter Park
Joseph Barth
First Unitarian Church
Miami
Hylan Lewis
Atlanta University
The Jungle Threat to Civilization and Atomic Age Fear
A vivid warning portrays the jungle as an encroaching force of anarchy and lawlessness. It argues that modern weapons, especially atomic and hydrogen arms, empower the jungle to swallow the house of civilization built by mankind over centuries.
Strategy and weapons debates on global conflict and deterrence
A discussion on modern tools versus ancient methods to control jungles of violence. It argues the United States leads Western civilization and relies on atomic and hydrogen weapons for protection, favoring massive retaliation while noting the mutual destruction thesis against using such weapons.
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United States
Youth guidance on dating and human relations in school
A teacher narrator reflects on dating education in eighth grade, arguing schools should train youth in human relations to prevent future marriage and home life problems. He notes gender perspectives, parental roles, and society's neglect of relational learning as essential for a better future generation.
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Punky
Jim Jackson
Jean
Austin
Mount Dora Explores Natural Gas to Spur Industry
Mayor L. L. Heaton writes about natural gas in Mount Dora as a potential economic boost. He envisions attracting small industry to create summer jobs and strengthen the local economy.
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Mount Dora
L. L. Heaton
Contemporary Bits Of Wisdom on Speech and Listening
The excerpt contrasts slang and clichés with the need for clear thinking. It cites James Truslow Adams on lazy language dulling intellect and Walter Lippmann on the balance of speaking freedoms and listening duties.
Armament Logic in a Jungle World Federalist View
The speaker argues that powerful conventional forces provide strategic advantage and that stockpiling bombs deters atomic attack. While criticizing arms reduction, they insist on strengthening defenses to clear the jungle of threats and protect society with the best available means.
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Dorothy Tilly
Atlanta
Georgia
Supreme Court
Wren
Adenia
Mr. Barth
George Holt
L. L. Heaton Mayor
Lou
Lady Dora
James Truslow Adams
Tern Hrpureen
Walter Lippmann
Beil & Hough, Inc
Association of
William Martin
General Securities Representative
Midwest Stock Exchange
First National Bank
Leesburg
Florida
Umatilla
J. B. MurpHy
City Hall
Florida Telephone Corp
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