GALLUP’S LIST
When the Gallup Poll recently issued its annual list of the ten most-admired men and women, one striking fact emerged. Nine out of the ten most-admired men and…
When the Gallup Poll recently issued its annual list of the ten most-admired men and women, one striking fact emerged. Nine out of the ten most-admired men and…
By a vote of 120 to 6, the United Nations General Assembly recently approved something called a “Charter of Economic Rights and Duties of States.” It would be…
There are two basic approaches to permitting people to partici pate in their government. The first, called functional representation, is based on the theory that society is made…
A welcome piece of good news recently came out of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare when Peter E. Holmes, Director of the Office of Civil Rights,…
The year 1974 was one of our country’s most newsworthy years – including the first resignation of a President and his succession by a President and Vice President…
When U.S. Delegate to the United Nations John A. Scali delivered his remarkable speech lambasting what he called “the tyranny of the majority,” he expressed the views of…
It is time we recognize that presidential press conferences are merely television spectaculars that sometimes mislead instead of in form the public. During the last press conference, President…
If there ever was a time when the world needs the Christmas message of Hope, it is today. On all sides we are confronted by the prophets of…
One of the many good effects we can hope for from the recent passage of the new amendments to the Freedom of Information Act is the declassification and…
Attorney General William B. Saxbe recently stated that, if the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service were given an additional $50 million appropriation, it could round up and deport…