Americans and Russians face off in Cold War curiosity
The piece weighs the mutual fascination and distrust between Americans and Soviets as Sputnik looms. It praises people to people contact while warning that admiration of Soviet culture could hide a harsh political system. It notes wartime lessons from Camp Ritchie and points to Marx and Lenin as pivotal forces shaping world history.
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Arctic
Middle East
Sputnik
America
Russia
Berlin
India
Burma
Army Intelligence Center
Camp Ritchie
Maryland
Marx
Lenin
Joe
Stalin Mao Trotsky and Marx in a New Russia
A reflection contrasts Stalin Mao Trotsky Tito and Dijilas with Marx and Lenin as paragons of revolutionary zeal. The author notes heroic figures and asks how Marx and Lenin could appear on stage in a future Russia while recalling a Rhineland schoolboy’s essay on choosing a profession.
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Stalin
Mao Tse Tung
Leon Trotsky
Tito
Yugoslavia
Dijilas
Party
Marx
Lenin
Russia
British Museum
Switzerland
Rhineland
Catholics owe allegiance to government not pope
The Catholic Church holds that Catholics owe undivided civil allegiance to their country while religious authority remains in spiritual matters. It cites Pope Leo XIII on dual powers and notes American Catholics have shown loyalty in peace and war from Charles Carroll to the present.
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Leo XIII
Jesus Christ
Caesar
Our Republic
America
Spain
England
Charles Carroll
25 Questions Non Catholics Ask booklets advertised
Tus is the 17th in a series answering common questions about the Church. The booklet titled 25 Questions Non Catholics Ask is offered at 50c each with discounts for larger orders and postage paid. Order from the Book Dept Our Sunday Visitor Huntington Ind.
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Our Sunday Visitor
Huntington
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