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...with our enemies, Editor Armstrong then outlined his own set of basic principles for the peace. Most important: the peace should be based on common agreements among many nations rather than any Big Power Alliance. Thus he put up a "stop, look & listen" sign across the path of the Lippmann bandwagon. Columnist Lippmann's U.S. Foreign Policy, Shield of the Republic (TIME, June 14), more than any other single statement, has popularized the idea of a longtime military alliance with Britain, the Soviet Union, and, if possible, China.* Editor Armstrong answers: U.S. interests have no limits. They fringe...
...seven and one-half acres to the market, gets a percentage of the gross. And Fred Beck gets $10,000 a year for writing his daily ad column. The Los Angeles Times obligingly permits his column to be set in the same typographical style as Hedda Hopper and Walter Lippmann, requires no "advertisement" identification at the head...
...Walter Lippmann and a pious churchman might agree that Leo XIII was attacking not liberalism as defined by Lippmann in The Good Society, but the common perversion of liberalism...
These stories were in exact key with the anti-De Gaulle stories that had poured forth for months from North Africa. The drive became so hot and so obvious that Columnist Walter Lippmann cried: It is time "to stop the official propaganda campaign for Giraud and against De Gaulle...
TIME'S review of Walter Lippmann's new book says [June 14, p. 100]: "With the late great Herbert Croly he helped form the policy of the Wilson Administration, during World War I, when Croly's New Republic, with a circulation of 48,000 (circulation now: 27,000) was one of the most influential of U.S. magazines...