Word: totalitarian
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...resolution brought a protest from Uruguayan delegate Enrique Rodriguez Fabregat. Said Fabregat, "Nothing has changed in Spain . . . The same totalitarian regime still exists." It was also opposed by the U.S.S.R. and its satellites. But with the support of the U.S., Canada, Arab nations and most Latin American countries, the move to recognize the "reality" of the Spanish situation seemed sure to pass both the U.N. Special Political Committee and the General Assembly...
...painful, powerful picture of concentration-camp barbarism records a horror intimately known to millions; 2) its villain is, conveniently, neither Fascism nor Communism but a machine age which has dried up love and compassion, and 3) the U.S. is presented as a rich, prodigal but heartless partner of the totalitarian in the diabolical job of crushing the individual...
Such enthusiasm is well justified. Sinc 1947, when three College men recognized the urgent need to teach intelligent Europeans about America, the unique school has grown in effectiveness as a center of American culture in the former totalitarian nation of Austria...
James R. Gleason, assistant Chief of Customs for the Port of New York, pointed out that Cock was burned for wizardry in 1874 at his Haitiau villa. "Haiti may have been totalitarian in 1874," said Gleason, "for all we know...
State was considering making a distinction between "nominal" and "undeniable" totalitarian governments. No one had yet grappled with another provision of the law: a requirement that the Attorney General round up and deport all aliens now in the country who cannot qualify under the law. Throwing in the sponge, the Republican New York Herald Tribune admitted sadly: "This newspaper sees no alternative save to grant the President his revenge and insist on amendment of the worst features of the law as soon as the extra session reconvenes...