Word: propagandas
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...that the U.S. must constantly re-examine and re-evaluate its defense posture in the light of scientific advances, e.g., the development of the 1,500-mile missile. He concluded by reaffirming his faith in the "longterm" concept of mobilization, "a stability which is not materially disturbed by every propaganda effort of unfriendly nations or wishful thinking on the part of ourselves or our allies...
...turned out to be Gerhart Eisler, who later became propaganda chief of the Communist East German government...
...Christmas greeting to the world, Pope Pius XII proposed a three-point disarmament plan, composed of: 1) banning nuclear tests, 2) renouncing the use of nuclear weapons, and 3) establishing an armament control system. After running the Pope's proposals through the propaganda mill, the Communist press exploited the first two points, which the Soviet Union favors, and ignored the third, which the U.S. considers essential. (Part of the U.S. press, by failing to read carefully the Pope's intricate prose, distorted his message almost as much as did the Communists.) Last week, the Voice of America acclaimed...
...announced that it would accept donations to pay possible future penalties. As the freedom fund grew, El Espectador continued its opposition, published a cable from former President Eduardo Santos that said tersely, "The fines with which you were honored serve once again to arraign the Office of Information and Propaganda, with its scandalous doings, before the incorruptible tribunal of public opinion...
...stepmothers, Britain and Egypt, providing for a general election soon to decide what form Sudanese independence should take. At that time the question seemed to be whether the Sudanese wanted to be a part of Egypt or fully independent. But now that the British were pulling out, Egyptian propaganda and money, once welcomed by the Sudanese independents, were only an embarrassment. Last week, without asking the permission of either stepmother, the Sudan's Premier Azhari proclaimed the Sudan an independent country. Neither stepmother felt in a position to object, although the Sudan, torn by revolt, is obviously not ready...