It Is A Seldom Proffered Argument As

We've Always Known You Can Gain Circulation Or Viewers By Cheapening The Product, And Now You're Finding The Bad Driving Out The Good.

To Say That We Are Closer To Victory Today Is To Believe In The Face Of The Evidence, The Optimists Who Have Been Wrong In The Past. To Say That We Are Mired In Stalemate Seems The Only Realistic, Yet Unsatisfactory, Conclusion. It Is Increasingly Clear To This Reporter That The Only Rational Way Out Then Will Be To Negotiate, Not As Victors, But As An Honorable People Who Lived Up To Their Pledge To Defend Democracy, And Did The Best They Could.

The Ethic Of The Journalist Is To Recognize One's Prejudices, Biases, And Avoid Getting Them Into Print.

It Seems To Many Of Us That If We Are To Avoid The Eventual Catastrophic World Conflict We Must Strengthen The United Nations As A First Step Toward A World Government Patterned After Our Own Government With A Legislature, Executive And Judiciary, And Police To Enforce Its International Laws And Keep The Peace. To Do That, Of Course, We Americans Will Have To Yield Up Some Of Our Sovereignty. That Would Be A Bitter Pill. It Would Take A Lot Of Courage, A Lot Of Faith In The New Order.

Those Advocates Who Work For World Peace By Urging A System Of World Government Are Called Impractical Dreamers. Those Impractical Dreamers Are Entitled To Ask Their Critics What Is So Practical About War.