Word: propagandas
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Their interest was more than passing. TIME, to them, is one of their principal weapons for dealing with the flood of Communist propaganda that sweeps into their home areas from Eastern Germany - and points farther east. In the North Rhine-Westphalia area alone, reported Hans Joachim Oertel of Düseldorf, 256 Communist journals are distributed. TIME, he found, was his best rebuttal to their propaganda...
...airport, the Indonesians even went so far as to bar some of their own officials. Less melodramatically, Bandung's other featured performers streamed in. From Manila came ebullient Carlos Romulo, determined to fight off any effort to turn Bandung into an anti-U.S. or anti-Western propaganda barrage. Also lined up on the pro-Western side: Pakistan's Mohammed Ali, Thailand's Oxford-educated Prince Wan Waithayakon, Turkey's Deputy Prime Minister Fatin Rustu Zorlu (a former NATO delegate), and Lebanon's stoutly pro-Western Charles Malik. Besides Chou's, there was only...
...Hong Kong and rated one of the Communists' top agents by Hong Kong police, and Shih Chih-ang, No. 2 man of Peking's chief foreign purchasing agency. Among other passengers, five listed as Chinese newsmen were actually (according to Western intelligence) unsung but important Communist propaganda and intelligence agents. The plane took off. A few hours later, it crashed into the South China Sea 250 miles east of Singapore. Without waiting for details, India's Prime Minister Nehru dispatched a message of concern to Peking: "This disaster has some very unusual features. Something must have happened...
...widow and several journalist friends after "Mitch" Davenport died last year at 54) is a searching inquiry into the greatness as well as the failures of America. Fear of Nothing. When Communist dictators claim Svoboda as their own, when Communist slave masters accuse capitalism of slavery, Americans blame "Communist propaganda." But, Davenport points out, the trouble is deeper than that, for Communist propaganda appeals to "human universals" in the name of a new view of man-materialist, dialectical man. "Our enemy is not any particular nation. It is not any particular army. It is not even any particular form...
...this policy, Harvard organizations may continue to choose their speaker's freely without Dean's Office censorship. Meanwhile, when radicals do appear, their views go clearly labeled. Seeger's political views were well-known before he sang, and Seeger himself, during the performance, noted that his songs were "propaganda songs." Knowing what they face, Harvard students can carry on their activities without fearing censorship which could be more repressive and harmful than beneficial. Seeger's audience last night was not denied enjoyment of his singing simply because of his politics, and the University community again reaffirmed that it still practices...