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...voice of the Mother Church, the Monitor has faithfully sermonized for all its 56 years. "In the most legitimate of senses," says Erwin D. Canham, 60, its editor since 1945, "the newspaper is a public-relations organ for the religion." But along with the Word, which many readers skipped, the Monitor used to offer some of the most deliberative news reporting in the U.S. It was an early practitioner of subjective journalism, filled with analytical and background stories, and it was on the skill of its commentators that the Monitor's reputation rested...
...bill, proposed that the Chamber speak up for bigger U.S. business with the East. With the enthusiastic support of outgoing President Edwin P. Neilan, he organized a team of backers, including Caterpillar Tractor President William Blackie, Anderson Clayton Vice President Norman Ness and Christian Science Monitor Editor Erwin Canham, a former Chamber president...
...Erwin D. Canham, Editor of the Christian Science Monitor, and Kenneth N. Waltz, Visiting Lecturer on Government from Swarthmore, felt that the smaller nations will play a relatively small part in world politics. Stanley H. Hoffmann, professor of Government, predicted, however, that their role will be a crucial...
...Canham pointed out that the United States has abandoned its attempt to defeat Communism in the near future and has tacitly accepted the concept of a bipolar world. He saw the role of the small countries as one of maintaining contact between the two great powers. "More contact," he emphasized, "is essential for a stable and rational relationship between the two world leaders...
Agreeing with Canham, Waltz pointed out that "the western and eastern alliances are breaking up, but the United States and the Soviet Union are so powerful that they will maintain the balance of power even without the support of the small countries." He also said that the smaller nations will only be able to act as advisers to the two larger ones...