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Columbia's Allan Nevins thinks that News of the Nation ". . . promises to bring a fresh breath into the schoolroom." Charles A. Beard finds it "hard to imagine a more effective way of attracting general readers to American history." Newsmen could applaud a professional job of writing, editing, presentation...
...Quick to applaud its famed South American colleague was the U.S. press. Said the New York Times: "It is easy for us in New York, sitting snug, to write pieces about freedom of the press. The Prensa . . . may be suspended temporarily or permanently. Any man or woman [of it] may write something displeasing to the Government. Thereupon his or her name will be removed from the register of journalists, his or her livelihood stopped. . . . We praise the Prensa ... for the calm courage with which it faces penalty and loss defending freedom." Said the Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance: "We pay tribute...
...counterrevolution would involve grave diplomatic risks. Latin America might applaud for a while, but each country would always fear some similar move against itself. Perhaps the U.S. looked to other, less Machiavellian measures...
...appalls me to think that Mr. Welles has lost his power to put his fine thoughts into action to men who would rather act than think. . . . Can we free Americans do nothing more than applaud Mr. Welles and all other lost leaders...
...Breeds Sirs: In the Oct. 4 issue, story of sale at Oldfields Farm, you say the Aberdeen-Angus is now the U.S.'s best beef breed. Black Angus breed ers with about 40,000 registrations annually, who include some of the best promoters in captivity, are going to applaud you to the skies. But the Hereford boys with over 200,000 new registrations are going to tear the Time & Life Building to pieces. The Shorthorn breeders, 50,000 registrations, will start their own blitz to be joined by the Devon, Polled Hereford and Red Polled...