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Seven hundred years ago, according to tradition, the King of France-later St. Louis-walked 17 miles from Nogent-le-Roi to help dedicate the great new church in the town of Chartres. Built on a hill above a windy plain, pointing the tiny town beneath it to heaven with...
Ike soon took off his nonpartisan gloves. Arriving in Minneapolis next day, the President had a warm greeting for Republican Mayor P. Kenneth Peterson (running an uphill fight for Senator against Democratic Incumbent Hubert Humphrey). To 2,000 people who braved the gusty morning chill, Ike then launched into a...
Both the Liberal Democratic and Socialist Parties must now stand together against their common foes reported demand by the Socialists the premier resign impresses us realistic and utterly dangerous. question is not one of right It is a matter of confidence in the process of government versus with the parliamentary...
"Since our desire is not briefly to defer our own destruction, but to work for an enobled human life, we call for a deep-rooted, immediate and total break with the policy of military deterrence. We must rennounce uncomprimisingly the organization for mass violence as a final arbiter of international...
At the moment that the President was talking, 150 Protestant clergymen and laymen, calling themselves the Citizens for Religious Freedom, were meeting behind closed doors several blocks away in Washington's Mayflower Hotel. Their purpose: to dedicate themselves to the proposition that Jack Kennedy's Roman Catholicism would...