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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1951
Page
11
Franklin county appeal agent H Edgley resigns citing Acheson peace terms at the 38th parallel as of June 1950 and opposition to IQ based college deferments. He criticizes Washington bureaucrats and warns of continued Korea conflict risks while weighing a long war versus negotiated peace.
The author argues that a total war between the Soviet orbit and the Atlantic community would destroy the Soviet government and empire, plunge western Europe into anarchy, and leave North America victorious but exhausted. He foresees collapse of centralized authorities across Europe, with warlord bands and chaos replacing governments, and massive city destructions triggering mass migrations amid invading red armies.
A year after Korea began the conflict, the article reviews U S policy on Korea and China, notes administration self defense tone, and contrasts official hopes with outside judgments. It cites looming doubts about a durable settlement, war expansion risk, and grim analyses by Lippmann and Alsop.
A 1951 editorial argues total war is possible if unresolved tensions grow between the Soviet Union and the Atlantic community. It calls for a military settlement defining boundaries and arms limits, warns peace would resemble a fragile truce, and stresses coexistence would still be military in nature. It notes no democratic totalitarian alliance is feasible and outlines a cautious path to restraint and negotiated peace.
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