Editorial: Nuclear Anarchy and Global Proliferation
The piece argues postwar leaders warned against spreading atomic arms. It notes the failed push for UN nuclear inspections and predicts future spread to include nations like France and Israel. It warns of nuclear blackmail, loss of ethics, and global danger if no united action halts proliferation.
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Bernard Baruch
Brian McMahon
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Stop the flying freebies for members of Congress
The House Ethics Committee offers guidance on free corporate plane rides for lawmakers. If the trip is mainly for campaigning, the benefit is a political contribution and should not be accepted. For nonpolitical trips the panel allows sitting on a seat if available, but discourages requesting special flights.
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Daley Eyes Kennedy Stevenson Ticket For National Return
Daley plans a Kennedy Stevenson slate for president and vice, with Daley aiming to draft Teddy Kennedy at the convention and Illinois’ Adlai Stevenson III possibly favored son in the March primary to lock 75 percent of Illinois delegates. He weighs running his own candidate for governor but avoids aiding Walker’s path, while steering Chicago power toward a Kennedy-led national strategy.
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Dan Walker
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Michael J. Howlett
Alan J. Dixon
Neil Hartigan
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James Thompson
Thompson
Marshall Field
Sun-Times
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Field
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Our man Hoppe and the crazy party satire sketch
A dialogue satire depicts a patient in manic depressive crisis claiming grand aims and loves and hates for figures like George Wallace and Teddy. The doctor notes paranoia and schizophrenia tied to megalomania while teasing the patient about being a party.
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Granduer
Detente debate as readers push peace limits
Letter writers argue detente may worsen rather than improve conditions in the U S and abroad. They praise Solzhenitsyn and Melvin Laird while urging Congress to prompt copies of the talk and warn that the USSR seeks to undermine Western democracy.
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Letters to the Editor Limit at 350 Words
The Progress asks letter writers to keep submissions under 350 words and to include name and home address for verification if needed. This policy aims to manage space and ensure authenticity of correspondence.
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