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Editorials
December 29, 1984 issue
Comments on importance of secrecy in politics and in projecting police power and military strength in the U.S. Secrecy about the military reshuffle in...

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Burying the Diplomatic Record
Unterberger, Betty Miller | May 8, 1982 issue
Reports on developments related to an executive order issued by U.S. President Ronald Reagan which requires the classification of government information,...

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Conscience on Trial
Garst, James D. | March 24, 1962 issue
Great Britain's nuclear weapon; stood in the dock in London, England's Old Bailey in mid-February, along with six members of the Committee of 100 who were...

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In the Wind
July 8, 1944 issue
The article presents some political updates related to the U.S. It says that after mediating upon the nomination of U.S. Governor Thomas E. Dewey by the...

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Secrecy in a Free Society
Ervin Jr., Sam J. | November 8, 1971 issue
The term executive privilege, as currently used, most commonly refers to a situation in which the executive branch refuses to divulge information requested...

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Behind the Enemy Line
Argus | February 10, 1945 issue
World War II has taken on a tempo that is hard to keep up with. After the fall of a regime the succeeding government has always considered it extremely...

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Dangerous Thoughts: The Strange Rose Conspiracy
April 1, 1950 issue
Testimony that indicates disloyalty among some of the highest officials of U.S.' wartime government was given last Friday by a witness before the House...

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The Canadian Spy Case
Sandwell, B. K. | May 4, 1946 issue
The article reports that a clerk in the Soviet embassy at Ottawa, Ontario communicated to the Ottawa police the fact that he had removed a number of very...

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Editorials
April 14, 1945 issue
The article focuses on the political scenario in the U.S. The past week has provided the American people with a useful lesson in political dynamics. It...

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Letters to the Editors
Cantini, Jo | August 21, 1943 issue
Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in previous issues of the periodical, The Nation. Secrecy and lack of democracy...

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