Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-26
Minnesota Eyewitness
Nv BRENDA UEI.AND


Here little report on Peace Bernard Bauch an elder states
Cold War and the mutudnous problems
everybody There should thinking
about It, The Cold War old and added In svsrbys
giobal strategy replace piecemes
response long challenger
know the condition which would reach agreement with
strengths wcaknesses'
weskneSsesH All these things have thought
through he wants campaign ITO get all the facts before all the
people on the Cold War"
Secretary
complete policy
for 1t and need for taking new directions The question Cock
whether the United States
on this road" Knowland thinks Dulles thinks
Dulles says China
conquer Fomosah will hostihtes but no, Know
land hs where they clash keen Formosan defense
He implies that the where
just "hosinies" n enough
y
caused great disturbance In the President Eisenhower
is Secretary Dulles.
Mr. Dulles Z immediate emergency
foreign policy necessary
their soft words involve themselves change of tactics But
behind the words what the and
perceive any particular change In the actions"
Secretary Wilson said at conference night after this that
the United has TO live in peaceful with Russia
We're all II be And he said We
certainly fight have great
situation getting realistic trying
not to heat up the world we shouldn't"
Charlie Chaplin peace prize the
Communist world He cam. 10 London and CAV. ten ,hoand OF a
to cruaading a very strange
world This Able Pierre have and heard United World
Fet.rala meeting IN M,nn.apols an extraordinary and saint,
forget long garb
against shining
During IN. war In Franc, h. w. ON. or IN, most
.acuing
Jews from the Nazs His great for the whole world
world government They said
Russia freely and unscathed and is captured
Well Charlie Chaplin asked when he received the Peace
Prize the Communists Did he realize that Moscow Immediately
used the No didn't
he said lie pacs and utterly opposed TO whether
the West peace
Peace by Strength which inevitably lie said
that he gladly the Communi" n the
wanted him Peace they could make big they
liked and would give him great pleasure to give that away too
Mr. Thomas Finlet,er New York lawyer was an assistant
of the All Force under President Truman brilliantly compel
told lie book thinks
should this: with Bomb multiplying
"eht u" are "st moving toward our rum ana RUSSIA" rum ana
everyboys SO there only things negen
and powerfully armed attack work just
passonatey ntclgenty desperately possibly
| for the world OF disarmament
In England such distinguished and wonderful people live and
work and speak paSonacy against ALL Lord Boyd orr that
Scottish farmer who fed all the people Of England during the and
saw that every Sum child was fed better than dukes and duohH's
Professor Gilbert
syb Thondke III" great actress the E" Of p"rney and countless
wellington newspaper The greatest
meaning great leaders
never accomplish peace unless the whole population country
fight, am crying In
Lady Simon wyhenshawc a horryng
some was tina" boys were taught to be Tough that I" to say dull
egotistcal bullying
fought for great ideals There IL something in that really
JOY wars II not for that "" would not have them You haven't
got II IN women"
Ammon cnnac the Cathode pacs, writes Of his journey and
work against Tn" Catholic Worker Saw Freda Graham
active communist Phoenix glad her three
children proud my friendship
WIN whose ideas disagree and IN my mind there no gu' by h'
"ocia,ion but be"sng" by H'H""'Ion" with he" fine spirit
Minneapolis evening telephone T. powerful
most human" and religious Norwegian spoke
'psaE"by beautiful gold
haz" ! feel that II ia kind Of God h" be
cans" they feel there be existence"