You Can't Buy Friendship in World Politics Tone
Br. Joseph L. Tomchak argues in strong, opinionated prose that U S attempts to buy friends through aid and UN diplomacy have backfired. He cites Taiwan at the UN as a humiliation and warns allies may not defend the U S if needed.
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Uncle Sam
Marble Palace
Hudson
Taiwan
United States
General Assembly
United Nations
Uncle Sap
Department of State
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Machiavelli
Stalin
Winston Churchfill
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
World Organization For Peace
Churchill
Russia
Moscow
Hyde Park
Poland
Balkans
FDR
State Department
Winston Churchill
President Truman
San Francisco
Truman
Sanitaire
Africa
Asia
Kennedy
England
France
Belgium
Maryland
Latin America
North
South Pole
Midas
America
Capitol Hill
White House
St. Paul
Damascus
Great Britain
Europe
Albion
Joseph L. Tomchak
Orange Coast College
Calif
Nixon seeks world peace through China and the Soviet Union
President Nixon aims to halt military aid to North Vietnam while withdrawing U S troops from Southeast Asia. He plans talks with Red China and the Soviet Union to secure a peace agreement and reduce tensions in Europe and Asia, promoting trade and higher living standards.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Nixon
Peking
Moscow
America
South Vietnam
Asia
Europe
Paris
Hanoi
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
Congress
Southeast Asia
United States
Red China
Mr. Nixon
Henry Kissinger
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Western Europe
Chir
United Nations Year Aims to Fight Racism and Promote Human Rights
A reader letter criticizes racial discrimination and urges U S leadership to fund development, reform civil rights, and uphold humanitarian ideals. It cites UN charters, rights milestones, and cautions against competing foreign policies while endorsing League of Women Voters push for domestic priority shifts.
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General Assembly of the
United Nations
South Africa
Nazi Germany
United States
General Assembly
League of Women Voters
League
Stockholm
Sweden
Markets and holiday plans highlight 1921 news
The column reviews upcoming holiday shopping in the city with market prices and lists Salvation Army committee actions at the YMCA led by Rev W R Glen. It notes near completion of plans for the Fifth Annual Frederick County Sunday School Rally with parallel men and women mass meetings at the City Opera House and Empire Theatre plus an upcoming parade.
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Hallowe'en
Salvation Army
YMCA
W. R. Glen
City Ministerial Association
Frederick County
City Opera House
Empire Theatre
Bentz Street traffic pattern changes cause confusion in Brunswick
In October 1951 motorists faced confusion on Bentz Street between Fourth and Seventh Streets as the east lane became two way under Mayor Donald B. Rice. Armistice observance plans by Steadman Keenan Post and the American Legion progress for November 4 parade and memorial park program. A collision near Loys Station east of Thurmont killed three aboard a car struck by a Western Maryland Railway passenger train on Route 72. the train continued after the incident.
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Bentz Street
Fourth
Seventh Streets
Donald B. Rice
Brunswick
Steadman-Keenan Post
American Legion
Memorial Park
Western Maryland Railway
Loys Station
Thurmont
Vas
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Soviet Civil Defense Plan Could Alter Nuclear Balance
Washington report analyzes a Soviet civil defense strategy involving mass city evacuation, rural dispersal of factories, and use of safe areas to reduce casualties. Expert translation suggests prewar signals and past wartime evacuations indicate feasibility, impacting U.S. deterrence if Moscow optimizes this approach.
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Washington
Nea
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
U.S
Russia
Kremlin
Stalin
Germany
Newspaper Enterprise Association
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Frederick, Maryland
R. Politics
Karl D. Larsen, JR
League of Women Voters of
Clyffeton WM. Hill, SR
Foreign Policy Committee
Berry S
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