UNITED NATION
The United Nations recently opened its fall session in New York and admitted three new countries. The 138 UN members certainly aren’t “united,” and many are so small…
Category: National Sovereignty
THE MAD STRATEGY
What does MAD mean to you? It might mean insane, it might mean angry. But if you were a nuclear strategist, it would be an acronym standing for…
REJECTION OF SOCIALISM
The U.S. branch of the Socialist International recently held a convention in New York City. Under the chairmanship of Bayard Rustin, the Socialists mapped ambitious plans to work…
LINDBERGH/SEVERSKY
Two great men who shared much credit for America’s once-superior air force died on the same day last week. Charles Lindbergh test-flew German fighter planes before World War…
RUNAWAY PLANTS
A recent letter to a metropolitan newspaper by Prank Eyles, executive secretary of the Midwest Industrial Union Council, calls attention to one of the prime causes of unemployment…
WOODY HAYES/JANE’S SHIPS
When President Ford recently made his flying visit to speak at Ohio State University, he deliberately associated himself with the mystique of one of the country’s top football…
Rockefeller’s Record of Rule or Ruin — September 1974
PICASSO’S LEGACY
One of the interesting legal cases now being fought out is the hitter struggle in France over the estate of the artist Pahlo Picasso. The legal tangle and…
THE LESSON OF NIXON
Richard Nixon is the prime example of what has been known for years as “the problem of the Republican incumbent who turns liberal after he is elected. ”…
STRATEGIC SUPERIORITY
While Dr. Henry Kissinger was attending the Moscow Summit in June, he declaimed to reporters: “One of the things we have to ask ourselves as a country is…