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The Starving Of Kampuchea
Stone, Kenneth | June 2, 1984 issue
Discusses the need for a major food relief effort to be to be undertaken in order to help the citizens of Cambodia deal with the problem of starvation,...

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Law or No Law, the Arms Flow
Arnson, Cynthia | April 29, 1978 issue
Discusses the continuous flow of arms and ammunition to Chile despite U.S. Congress' passage of a comprehensive embargo on military sales to the country...

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Editorials
February 9, 1974 issue
Presents several editorials covering different subjects. "On the Nixon Front," which discusses the likely impeachment of U.S. President Richard Nixon;...

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Getting Arms to South Africa
Klare, Michael T. | July 8, 1978 issue
Discusses evidence of U.S. corporate involvement in illicit arms shipments to South Africa in the 1960s and 1970s. Violations of an embargo imposed by...

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What the Press Leaves Out
Pollock, John | January 29, 1973 issue
Focuses on press coverage of political developments in Chile by mass media in the U.S. Omission of important questions in press reporting on Chile President,...

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Editorials
January 4, 1958 issue
The article presents information on international and domestic issues concerning United States Government. Ten long years of negotiation on disarmament...

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The Strikes in Germany
Vayo, Del | July 2, 1949 issue
It is interesting that the American authorities finally felt obliged to move against the anti-Communist strikers in Berlin after rail deliveries to the...

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Editorials
Kirchwey, Fred | July 24, 1948 issue
The Palestine turge has distracted attention from the maneuvers that preceded it. For this, U.S. President Harry S. Truman must be grateful, since the behavior...

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Shall We Feed Hitler's Victims?
Hamilton, Alice | December 14, 1940 issue
The article presents information on the impacts of second World War and the problems faced by U.S. in sending food to the hungry in France. Quakers a society...

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Editorial Paragraphs
March 8, 1933 issue
This article presents information on the arms embargo imposed by Great Britain on Japan and China. It is informed that France has also indicated a willingness...

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