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...Western Europeans do not want their territories open for Soviet aerial inspection unless the U.S. is inspected too. On the other hand, they would resent an arrangement which set up inspection zones exclusively on U.S. and Soviet territory, leaving Europe out. Dulles' mission is to resolve just what segment of the world's horizon is to be offered to the Russians as an "open...
Southern Illinois University 1957 Elijah P. Lovejoy Award for "realistic devotion to the principles of law and order" that exposed him to "the scorn and abuse of a large segment of his community." It was Horace Wells's third award this year. The others: a special award from the Tennessee Press Association, a National Editorial Association citation for "courageous personal journalism...
...rare access of virtue, Confidential came out last week with the second editorial irt its five-year history. Its aim: to persuade readers that "a determined effort by a segment of the motion picture industry to 'get' this magazine" was responsible for a Los Angeles indictment charging Confidential with criminal libel and three other counts (TIME, June 24). Invoking God, the Stars and Stripes and "the world's largest newsstand sale,"* Scandal-mag Publisher Robert Harrison declaimed: "We believe that the truths we have published have been in the best traditions of American journalism...
There was no Hungarian civil administration to support the Kadar government, no public support whatever, only "a small segment of former Communist Party officials, a few senior officers of the Hungarian army," and a few members of the old AVH. But that did not bother the Russians, who sent Kadar scurrying around the country whipping up a following while his taped voice cried hysterically from every radio station. When a delegation from Kobanya asked him to intervene with the Soviet military commander to stop the deportation of workers, Kadar answered: "Don't you see there are machine guns...
...well might these (unseated) knights-errant despair at the running-amuck of their Congressional charges, for on the budget issue, the behavior of a large segment of the Democrats in Congress has been disgraceful. Perhaps the actions of Lyndon Johnson and the Southern Democrats might have been predicted as easily as those of Knowland and the hard-shell Republicans. But in following his conservative Texan instincts, Johnson has punched holes in one of the more important Democratic balloons--that is, its representation of itself as the party of idealism. Cynics will maintain that very few people vote Democratic for reasons...