John Cowles, president of the Minneapolis Star and Tribune, recently returned from a two-month survey of Europe and the Middle East. In a notable report to his papers, Cowles, a careful weigher of facts and forces, summed up his impressions of "The U.S. and the World Today." Highlights of his global view:
Disagreeable Facts. We must get two facts, disagreeable as they are, etched on our minds.
First of all, we are actually in a war . . . It's a halfway war, a cold war, but nevertheless a war . . .
Second, we . . . will probably never again be...
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