Evening star., 1960-09-22

longer do we have to take the
contempt and hate generated
by Khrushchev and his
stooges, all over the world,
without fighting back?
We not only turn the other
cheek, we turn around in
order to take a well placed
kick. It's high time we stir
up some righteous indigna-
ton in this country.
One American Taxpayer.
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The United Nations was a
noble effort at cooperation
and peace when it was first
conceived. Mr.. Rockefeller,
and other well-meaning per-
sons, should. be applauded
for giving it space and IA
cilities on Manhattan Island.
Now, however, it seems that
it is to be used as a Sanctu-
ary from which thugs like
Khrushchev and Castro can
threaten and villify us.
I suggest that if the Rus
slams and their Communist
followers are as rich and
powerful, as they and others
would have us believe, they
should be asked to provide,
at their expense. equal quar-
ters for the U. N. in Mos
COW. Then the annual and
other meetings could be held
alternately in New York and
Moscow. This would provide
a more balanced atmosphere
for the whole affair.
C. r. Griffin.
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Now again President Eisen-
hover has permitted himself
to be ill-advised to try, the
childish experiment Of trying
to beat our enemy to the
punch in a propaganda battle
only to lay himself open to
further insults and our coun-
try open to further humilia-
ton. A sound and stable,
powerful government need
not quake and quail at base
less and false acrimony, but
should let our duly appointed
and very costly diplomatic
corps handle the job in the
U. N. and elsewhere. as they
were appointed to do.
We. should all-especially
newspapers and other media
give Mr.. K. the silent treat
ment, and not dignity his
rantingS with either argu-
ment or defense. And the
only notice we should give,
of his presence in this coun-
try, is that If the U. N. places
any credence in his mouth
ings, we should withdraw our
financial support from the
U. N. and let Mr.. K. pick up
the tab. And that, then,
should be the ingredient for
resigning from the U. N. en-
tirely.
Arthur J. Schneider
Our President is Insulting
the integrity and the intel
ligence of the American peo-
pie. In one column of the
paper he allows the Pana-
manian flag to be flown over
the canal. At the same time
he calls upon the people of
America to receive the butch
ers of the Communist world
calmly to demonstrate "tradi-
tional American dignity"
Such calmness would in
deed be quite a demonstration
for the world; it would show a
passive and Indifferent atti-
tude which I don't believe we
possess. We should be proud
to show that Mr.. K and his
friends are not welcome in
this country, and indignant
that we must suffer his
admittance. Our battle with
communism is hardly \ any
matter about which to be
"dignif1ed" and "co-opera-
tive"
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Please do not report the
Sayings" or "doings" of Nj
kita Khrushchev, during his
visit in New York this week,
other than as a part of the
happenings of the United
Nations conference.
AS a long time subscriber,
to your paper, 1 shall appre-
ciate your considered atten-
ton to this request. We are
most unfortunate to haYe
such a man set foot on our
soil or that of U. N.
E. r. O'DOnnelI.
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Please do not give Khru-
shchev any headlines.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. BottenS.