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One branch of the U.N. that has really accomplished things is WHO (World Health Organization). It has successfully fought yaws in Africa, yellow fever in Latin America, leprosy all over Asia, TB in India and Europe. Last week WHO got its strongest testimonial to date: Russia, which walked out in...
France. Down from 850,000 dues-paying members in 1946 to fewer than 350,000. Also a decline in factory cells, and difficulty in recruiting youth. Still influential with the intellectuals, the middle class and the professionals. Communist voting strength remains steady at around 5,000,000, making the Communist...
To this uncommitted, neutralist bloc, Khrushchev and Bulganin offered a new message: You don't have to apply for membership in our club; we have already enrolled you and ask no dues. Want fac tories? We will help build them. Have you opponents? We will hate them too.
One of the independents yesterday indicated some resentment at the imminent union campaign. "We have gotten along fine by ourselves. If we joined, we'd have to pay organizational dues, and then raise our prices," said Joseph Longfellow, Broadway barber who still charges $1.15.
Several of these members have suggested that the College contributes more to NSA than it receives. Each year, in addition to contributing $100 in dues, the Council sends two representatives to a summer conference. However it seldom accepts any N.S.A. policies. One member said last night that "these policies are...