News from Around the World - Garner Ted Armstrong - November-December 1954

Garner Ted Armstrong

(Editor's note: You need to be kept posted on the latest trend in world affairs. The items appearing in this column are taken from the Portfolio, the Ambassador College campus newspaper, which keeps the students aware of the chaotic world in which we live.) The "peace at almost any price" attitude of the United States is continuing to shove whatever remaining prestige we may have once had right down the skids to utter oblivion. Almost a time honored ritual of nasty note exchanges and buying friends in Asia has turned both political and economic thumbs down on America. The Communists, proceeding with seemingly robust unconcern over the U.S. muscle-flexing near Formosa, are launching new trade and commerce programs aimed at a few of the more apprehensive nations in the far east. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library