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But for all these soldiers, and their millions of buddies on troop transports, in Italian barber shops, in transport planes going over the Hump, in the dreary routine of guarded life in enemy prison camps, the invasion was a shot in the arm. Their eyes, too, were on the Normandy...
Jesus' chief failing as a great man, says Mumford, was his "indifference" to art, philosophy, science and "political improvement." But Jesus is "hardly responsible," Author Mumford believes, for the "little men who guarded Jesus' memory, took him, drained off the precious life blood of his spirit, mummified his...
Excepting Costa Rica (and Panama, overshadowed by the Canal Zone), Central America has long been dictator territory. Until recently the tyrants of Honduras, Nicaragua, Guatemala and El Salvador guarded each other's frontiers, hunted each other's refugees. When the upset in El Salvador broke their united front...
To insure the President's isolation, 65 Marines and 40 Secret Service men stood guard. Some were spaced along the fence that surrounds Hobcaw. Others guarded the lonely, forested 4½ miles of choppy sand road that leads to the highway to Georgetown, ten miles away. Several of the...
Thus last week the 30,000 Washington-based Navy personnel heard of the death of Secretary William Franklin Knox. The nation - which had been given but one guarded intimation of the Secretary's week-long illness - learned some minutes later.