Word: propagandas
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...will be very glad when the campaign is over and I can go back to reading TIME without having to wade through all the Republican propaganda...
...deadly challenge to the free world." Can it be met? Yes, said Eisenhower, for the West can defend itself by "unity and faith." "Unity is no simple precept. It is a complex and exacting principle ... It demands-on all fronts and in all senses-the sternest watch against divisive propaganda ... It demands a true cleansing from our hearts of the faintest stains of racial or religious prejudice. There is no such thing as just a little bigotry, just a little hate . . ." Abroad, unity demands that the U.S. "triumph over the temptations of economic nationalism and welcome full equitable trade with...
...exclude Communist spies and propagandists, the McCarran Act,* declares a group of eminent U.S. scientists in the current Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, is isolating U.S. science from vital European ideas and knowledge. It is also, they claim, antagonizing Europe's intellectuals and giving propaganda ammunition to Europe's Communists...
Reds & Pinks. Percy Hardcaster is a beefy son of the slums whose tie with the Communist Party is simple and direct: he hates the upper classes. Sent to Spain to do propaganda work, he gets clapped into jail, loses a leg in an inept attempt to escape. Released and returned to England, he plays the Red hero and is lionized by the jackals of the party line. Most of them are arty fellow travelers from the Bloomsbury set, and their spirits are as dank as their cellar studio apartments. Black sheep sons of wealthy parents, ersatz painters and poets, they...
...This Russian-language picture magazine, effective propaganda published by the U.S. State Department, was allowed...