Word: propagandas
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Doubts. The U.S., too, is having second thoughts about Egypt's ambitious dictator, but it is not yet prepared to write him off. It still regards him as an able, honest and dedicated leader of Egypt. It disapproves of Radio Cairo's vicious propaganda campaigns, preaching hatred and revolt to other Arab nations (TIME, March 26), but also hesitates to make common cause with discredited colonial positions, and to assume the ancient burden of hostility (the U.S. has earned enough Arab hostility on its own by its sponsorship of Israel...
...that Americans have bestowed their "fantastic" sums of financial aid so "haughtily" and with so much "preaching" that they have made themselves "detested" round the world. The U.S., he said, is overemphasizing the military side of its policy, and so letting the Communists steal peace as a weapon of propaganda. From the time both the U.S. and Russia exploded the H-bomb, Mollet has "never believed" in the threat of a major Soviet attack, and in his opinion the position the U.S., Britain and France took at Geneva last summer, in putting German reunification ahead of disarmament...
...title essay is a superb example of intellectual propaganda in that it is aimed at convincing an intelligent audience without the labor of produing a potent argument. Dr. Conant's difficulty is not that he has no reason for supporting intellectual freedom and research in the University, but that he fails to answer the arguments of his opponents...
...cynically unwilling to give or to respond to gestures of friendship, they are false to their own conviction that one ought to love even his enemies. Furthermore, such reluctance would forfeit the chance of Western churches to help the Russian churches resist the more subtle but not less effective propaganda attack against religion...
...East Twelfth Street one day last week four nattily tailored men climbed out of a taxicab, moved quickly across the sidewalk and into the grimy lobby. There they wedged themselves into the tiny elevator and rode to the eighth floor, headquarters of the Communist Party's biggest propaganda machine, the Daily Worker (circ. 9,000). At exactly 1 p.m. the four men trooped into the Worker's dingy newsrooms, identified themselves to Office Manager Dorothy Robinson as U.S. Treasury tax agents, and presented a lien of $46,049 for unpaid income taxes in 1951-53 (at the same...