70 Year Magazine Archive

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Stevenson wired the NAACP that the recent Washington hearings on integration “were serving no constructive purpose.”. President Eisenhower said he didn’.t believe the probe would hurt integration in the District…. For $20,000 any one can order one million copies of the latest GOP propaganda vehicle, a comic book which tells, through pictures, why veterans, small businessmen, farmers, housewives and laborers voted Republican in 1952 (and should again in ‘56).

Willard Thorpe, Assistant Secretary of State in the Acheson era, told a congressional committee investigating our foreign economic policies that the U.S. embargo of strategic goods to the Soviet Union and its satellites should be lifted…. U.S. dollar expenditures abroad, both in foreign aid and in purchases, were estimated by the International Monetary Fund at $5 billion a year, exclusive of outright gifts of military equipment.

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