Reds and the push for appeasement in China and the Philippines
The Workers Oct. 5 piece on a so called rising tide of peace is attacked as misleading. The piece argues communists manipulate letters to Washington and cite Khrushchev to claim democracy must heed public opinion. It questions Red China’s “noble goal” and warns of a broader Pacific threat including the Philippines and U.S. bases.
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Dallas Morning News
Letter Home From Rome During Papal Illness
A Dallas Fort Worth correspondent writes from Rome about the Pope's condition at Castelgandolfo and the fevered newsroom activity. He contrasts ethical reporting with sensationalism and notes the tense atmosphere as doctors monitor every breath while journalists anticipate any update.
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Supreme Knight Delivers Columbus Day Radio Talk
Supreme Knight Luke E. Hart of the Knights of Columbus spoke on Columbus Day via the Mutual Broadcasting System coast to coast network on Oct 12 at 12 35 p m EDT. The announcement came from Knights of Columbus headquarters in New Haven Connecticut.
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Luke E. Hart
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Texas Catholic praise for Pope Pius XII death coverage
Letters from Thomas J. Shields S.J. and others commend The Texas Catholic for immediate, comprehensive reporting of Pope Pius XII death. They applaud the paper’s rapid coverage beating evening papers, noting the See City bishop’s influence and the editors’ journalistic achievement.
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Texas Catholic
France's Fifth Republic heralds a Catholic reconnection under de Gaulle
In Sage and Land Bishop Dwyer argues that General de Gaulle embodies a hoped for reconciliation of Catholic France with republican democracy. He traces France's turbulent history from the Revolution and Napoleon to the Third and Fourth Republics, noting the church’s waning influence and the wartime rally around de Gaulle as a potential renewal for Christendom.
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Substantial Labor Behind Subscriber Commitments Cited
The note highlights that subscribers, especially those aware of the work involved, face significant labor in maintaining and supporting ongoing initiatives.
Getting at the Truth in Public Opinion
A essay argues for return to strict definitions and logic to uncover truth in society. It contrasts classical methods with modern media hunger for answers on education control, race mixing in Catholic schools, labor disputes, and state power. It calls for patient fact finding by groups to dispel fog with proof.
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