Word: documentation
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...sensational. There are passages about political thuggery which should give American readers the sort of creeps provided by the crazy chapter in Mein Kampf entitled Development of the N.S.G.W.P. (about the first mass meetings of the early Nazis). But Hugh Byas puts sensationalism to work. He makes it document a thesis: guilt for the Pacific war lies not with the Emperor Myth, not with the destiny-drugged Japanese people, not even with murderous fanatics like the members of the Black Dragon, but almost entirely with the Japanese Army & Navy. From that thesis, Byas reasons his way to the clearest...
...speak, that is their privilege. If Bridges accepts the invitation, that is his privilege. If Harvard grants the use of its buildings, that is the University's privilege. These are facts. To deny their validity is to rip the Bill of Rights bodily from the Constitution, a thoroughly American document...
Back in Teheran, Aldridge was at the airport when Wendell Willkie and TIME correspondent Hart Preston flew in. He had a long talk with the globe-girdling Middle Westerner at the U.S. Embassy-sent us three cables filled with color and facts to document TIME'S stories on Willkie's stay in the Middle East...
...dusty file in the Kremlin, Foreign Commissar Viacheslav Mikailovich Molotov last week fished a nine-month-old document. It was a note from nine Governments in Exile telling him about Nazi atrocities in Occupied Europe (no news) and Comrade Molotov had not bothered to answer it. But Comrade Molotov's chief, Joseph Stalin, had a special reason for wanting it answered...
...members of this group, among the best Republican brains in the House, each drew up his own ten points. Then they argued, cast out some proposals, refined others. After 19 false starts they got a document that satisfied them. The Republican caucus liked it ard adopted it. When they finally decided that the time was ripe to publish it, it won the private admiration of even most Democrats...