Word: einsteins
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...EINSTEIN URGES WORLD GOVERNMENT FOR ATOMIC CONTROL TO AVOID WAR, says the New York Times., EINSTEIN CALLS ON U.S. TO HOLD ATOMIC SECRETS, says the New York Daily News, same day (depends on how you interpret a speech...
Operation Crossroads (Tues. 10 p.m., CBS). Albert Einstein, Mrs. Wendell Willkie, Harold Ickes, Gen. George C. Kenney and many others review the atomic bomb and its effect on U.S. thinking...
...work. His candles stood for weddings-or funerals. His roosters crowed for joy-or looked monstrously fierce. But the most confusing thing about Chagall was that all of his few symbols hung somewhere between Heaven and Earth. Cows jumped over housetops, and fiddlers played in the sky. Like Einstein, Chagall went beyond Newtonian law. As in some Hasidic dances, his whirling, painted figures achieved an ecstasy of mystic levitation-but they never came down...
...most dangerous situation humanity has ever faced in all history," the second part of the book discusses solutions. Dismissing international control of atomic energy as a cure-all, although recognizing its importance in any plan, Leo Szilard sees in world government the only complete security. Neither Albert Einstein's nor Walter Lippmann's chapter succeeds in more than indicating a satisfactory plan for such an organization. But Einstein shows clearly the functions the organization must undertake, while Lippmann sets forth original and cogent evidence that the world is ready to relinquish the concept of national sovereignty. The whole report asserts...
...moral character"). Cohen's essay on this "scandalous denial of justice" reflects both his intense enthusiasms and his considerable legal abilities. Though a layman, he has influenced Frankfurter and many another jurist. In his writings, he is as unsparing of friends like Holmes, Brandeis and Einstein as he is of his enemies...