Word: christiane
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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JOSEPH C. HARSCH, Washington correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor: The issue least mentioned on the American hustings this autumn is the one uppermost in the thoughts of the practical professional politicians of both parties. On Nov. 2 the voters of the United States, largely without being aware of it, will decide whether the enormous investigating enthusiasm of their federal legislators will be turned against Democrats or against Republicans over the next two years. The object over the past two years has been to manufacture Republican ammunition for this campaign out of the record of the Roosevelt-Truman...
...Italy's Chamber of Deputies, cries of crook, assassin and Fascist come so often from the Communist benches that they no longer get a rise. Last week the tables were reversed, and the result was an uproar. A right-wing Christian Democrat named Giuseppe Togni, who has always supported the government, took the floor and said: "This government has not conducted a sufficiently energetic anti-Communist policy. Italy is not trusted abroad. It is considered defiled by Communism...
...worried debate about the relationship of science and government got a going-over last week from widely divergent angles. In a new Government document, Organization and Administration of the Military Research and Development Programs, the scientists told some of their own troubles. In an impressive editorial, the Protestant Christian Century pointed out the cause of their distress...
...worried scientists, the Christian Century offered its sympathy. "The unhappiness of our American scientists is increasing as they perceive how exposed is the position of one who is, in the last analysis, a tool of the Government. It may be necessary for scientists ... to live under the eye of the FBI, but it is not pleasant...
...Lord's Prayer. The phrase "Lead us not into temptation" should be changed to "Let us not fall when tempted," said General Lee, who is now vice president of the laymen's Brotherhood of St. Andrew in York, Pa. "The original phrase is wrong, because no Christian can be spared temptation...