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...intellectual abilities or altruistic purpose, there would be no logical reason for not granting him a parole. It is quite obvious that Leopold would long ago have been released if he had not participated in the "Crime of the Century," and if his parole would not raise a public clamor. It is to be hoped that Governor Stratton can transcend political expediency and not again veto the expected parole. If he does block Leopold's release, he is in effect declaring invalid the idea of the parole system...
Despite their routine political sympathy with the clamor of union leaders for "More!", the Labor Party's top leaders agree on the necessity for wage restraint and monetary controls-but only when combined with price, rent, building and business controls to put the workers in a better mood for restraint. The Conservatives were betting that their intentional slowdown of the economy, without any of Labor's favorite controls, would curb inflation, restore confidence in the economy, the government and the Tory Party's leadership...
AMID all the clamor about how and why the U.S. lost the satellite race with Russia, the arguments that were hurled about-budgetary penny-pinching, interservice rivalries, underestimation of the Russians-overlooked some basic facts of the U.S. missile program. For the real reasons why the U.S.'s Project Vanguard failed to live up to its name, see NATIONAL AFFAIRS. Project Vanguard...
ANKARA, Oct. 16--Turkey has sent Syria a note reported to countercharge that the Syrians are raising a diversionary clamor to cover up a Soviet move-in on the Middle East...
When Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek fled from the mainland to Formosa in 1949, only four diplomatic missions followed him-the U.S., the Philippines. Korea and France. Since then, though there has been a constant clamor to oust Chiang and to seat Communist China in the U.N., only 18 non-Communist nations have recognized the Red regime in Peking. But 44 nations have diplomatic relations with Nationalist China, and where there were four embassies in Chiang's capital of Taipei in 1949, there are now 16. The last major nation to switch recognition from Chiang to the Reds was Egypt...