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  • ) 1949-1950 National Chairman, Volunteers for Stevenson-Kefauver Active Duty, USNR, 1941-1945, EuJ,""opean Theater of Operations and Pacific Fleet Editor·, Publisher,· Louisville (Kentucky) Courier Journal I· I ,; (· I' I I • r
  • Intelligencer drew the morai: "We presume that our President and his Cabinet are by this time convinced that they have forfeited the public confidence ••• " 1/ "The War with Mexico, ti Justin H. Smith 5 Whig journals now assured Mexico that "her cause
  • ". The National Intelligencer presumed "that our President and his Cabinet are by this time convinced that they -have forfeited the public confidence ..• " Other Whig journals assured Mexico that "her cause was just, that a majority of Americans detested the war
  • in the events of our t i m e ~ ~ ---r:b--- · He was with President Wilson at the Versailles Peace Conference in l 918-19.Jf1,e was at the side of Herbert Hoover in his work in European relief in 1920-21. He then turned to journalism and teaching and to public
  • have a number of people in mind to contact tomorrow -- including the Louisville Courier Journal, and the Nation. On the civil rights front, Cliff AlexELnder and I have put together a list of people we want to educate to this problem. We beli~ve we can
  • unleashed the present storm, its violence - - before which all China seems to be bowing down as though Mao were God - - suggests his doing so was triggered by something of no mean importance. A May 4 editorial in the Liberation Army Journal about a "life
  • During War (1917), To the People of Britain at War from the Prime Minister of Australia (1941), The Forgotten People (1958), and Studies in Australian Constitution (1933). He has also contributed to contemporary art and legal journals. An art enthusiast
  • range -- set off to extinguish a gas well fire. The fire had burned unchecked for nearly three years near Karshi, in Uzbek SSR. According to an article published a year ago in a Soviet technical journal, the State Geological Com­ mittee had given
  • : sincerely that this statement serves as It saved the lives of countless numbers ample notice to all Members. THE JOURNAL of people. The Journal of the proceedings of It prevented destruction which might yesterday was read and approved. COMMITTEE
  • -Communist parties. Leak and counter leak was an accepted domestic political tactic, and, as a result, even highly classified reports or orders pertaining to the war were often published verbatim in the pages of political journals. OONFIDENl':EA.L
  • AND MOR~ P~OMPT pUBLICATlON BY PCM OF INTERNATIONAL'COMMUNIST JOURNAL REVISTA iNTERNACJONAL• 3o MOSCOWAND PCM MAYBE SEEKING TO TAKE PLAY AWAY~ROM PRO-CUBAN EXTREHiSTS THOUGHELEMENTS.OF":COMPLiCITY ALSO SEEM PRESENT~ PRO•SOVfE~ ANO PRO•CUB~N STUDENT
  • WASHINGTON January 25, 1965 MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT Re: Phillip Geyelin Phillip Geyelin of the Wall Street Journal has an invitation from the publisher Praeger to do a quick book on the essence of American foreign policy in your Administration. He
  • went into .. eclipse, and the military road was taken. Hoc Tap, North Vietnam's authoritative army journal,stated "It is necessary to smash the admin­ in July 1964: istrative machinery ... This revolution can and should be settled only by the use
  • by the Federal Bureau of Investigation tend to focus on the activities of local chapter meetings and do not shed much light on the attitude of the organization as a whole. For such insight, the analyst must depend on such journals as Dissent, The New York
  • outrage in the U.S. would prevent the expansion of the military manpower base by increased drafts or mobilization of the reserves. In discussing p. S. tactics, the DRV military journal alleged that American forces in South Vietnam are essentially following