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...most of such covers TIME has printed in recent years have been symbols of a bewildered world at mid-century - Mark III, the fabulous calculating machine (Jan. 23, 1950), the Pentagon (July 2, 1951), the Kremlin's warlike peace dove (Sept. 17, 1951), the partly human figure of the U.S. taxpayer in the wringer (March 10), and television's fixed eye (July...
...modern fairy tale, no more. The evil tycoons and down trodden mass are simplifications made for the sake of fantasy rather than ideology. Its hero, a poor, virtuous boy, could easily be Jack the Giant Killer or Aladdin with a magic lamp (though in this case it is a dove...
...count includes Mexican Painter Diego Rivera, Spanish Painter Pablo Picasso (creator of Communism's "peace" dove, which also became a TIME cover subject), Harry Bridges, convicted of perjury for denying that he was ever a Communist (TIME, April 17, 195°) and avowed U.S. Communists Eugene Dennis, Earl Browder...
...Crimson got off to a fast start and held the upper hand throughout the game. But it wasn't until 14:36 of the second period that Milton goalie Jim Perkins dove on the ball during a scuffle, and missed it. Fisher then kicked the ball into the nets for the lone tally...
...wind's haste, The cloud's dove...