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...Levi Laub and Phillip A. Luce, were allowed to leave the New York City area last week for the first time since their indictment on Sept. 27, when they and 57 others returned from a two-month stay in Cuba...
...wrote Franklin D. Roosevelt in a letter to Editor Henry R. Luce, 40 years ago when TIME itself was but a few months...
...book, said Time Inc. Editor-in-Chief Henry R. Luce, ranks "with the greatest historical writings of any age." It is, he said, "a very full run-through of 50 or more years of American his tory." At a press conference in MacArthur's honor, the old soldier was more modest about his own work. "The reminiscences," he said, "are not a history, they are not an autobiography, they are not a diary. But they have something of all those elements in them...
...world peace." World law, Rhyne cautioned, should not be thought of as "a dramatic panacea or cure-all for the world's ills, but rather a patient labor demanding immense and constant effort to develop the true basis for civilized progress and existence." Suggested Improvements. Henry R. Luce, editor in chief of TIME Inc., recalled the Biblical passage, "Blessed are the peacemakers" and pointed out: "Note that the word is peacemakers-peace has to be made. Peace cannot merely be kept-not for long-by force of arms. Neither will peace be given to us as an undeserved gift...
Overwhelmingly, peace is the work of justice, and the work of justice is mainly the work of the law." Luce urged his listeners to carry the case for world law "to all politicians and to all the governments of the world." Said he: "So far as I know, no President or Prime Minister has put the rule of law at the top of his political banner," but the "rule of law can become good politics." In six days of deliberations, the jurists modestly began "the work of the law" by surveying the world's existing legal framework and making...