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The millions of invaders are borne in by air or water. Judged by the ordinary signs of life-growth, motion, the need for food-they are dead. One by one, they find individual targets, which may be a thousand times bigger than their sub-microscopic selves. In such an unequal...
Christians, says McCord, should accept the new age as a gift of God. "What is needed is 'Christians who remain Christians,' to use a phrase of Albert Camus, In a powerful essay in his posthumously published Resistance, Rebellion, and Death, Camus exclaims: 'What the world expects of...
But the revolution was complete, ending in 48 hours the unequal union between little Syria (pop. 4,500,000) and 26 million Egyptians.
We Americans, wrote C. L. Sulzberger in the New York Times, "look like fools to our friends, rascals to our enemies and incompetents to the rest." The Times's Washington Bureau Chief James Reston was equally embarrassed: "For the first time in his life, John F. Kennedy has taken...
"Things are changing in the South'" writes James Jackson Kilpatrick. the Richmond News Leader editor who five years ago revived the legal doctrine of "interposition" in an unsuccessful attempt to halt school integration. "I state the proposition for what it may be worth: For the first time in their...