Piloted planes vs missiles shape future defense strategy
In New York on May 4 experts clash over whether missiles or piloted aircraft will dominate defense. Some see piloted planes fading as Britain shifts to missiles, while others, including Convair’s Lanphier, warn unmanned weapons will arrive after a weakened conventional force. Aviation Week flags a potential gap before missiles fully replace airpower.
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Walter W. Bingham
New York Herald Tribune News Service
New York
Department of Defense
Britain
United States
Great Britain
Thomas G. Lanphier Jr
Convair Division
General Dynamics Corp
Arnold Air Society of the
United States Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Lanphier
Convair
Defense Department
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Curtiss-Wright and
Briston Rear-Engines, Ltd
Bristol
Bedford
Ohio
Kaman Aircraft Corp
Bloomfield
Conn
Bank of Mexico
Illinois
Bell Telephone
Chicago
Detroit
Federal Communication Commission
Doman Helicopters, Inc
Danbury, Conn
Army
Pendulum in recreation swings toward less supervision
A debate on supervised youth activities surfaces as leaders argue that overplanning can stifle play. A Saturday Evening Post piece notes parents and groups restricting free play, while Amarillo officials plan a lighter touch with optional supervised programs and more freedom for children to choose activities like hopscotch over volleyball. The shift aims to balance structure with creative, independent play.
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Saturday Evening Post
Pendergrast
National Recreation Association
Southwest District Recreation Association
Fort Worth
Dulles Backs Limited Reports From Red China Reporters
The secretary of state agrees to a limited number of so called responsible reporters to cover Red China after pressure from AP directors and the ASNE. Critics warn this implies pre censorship and question who decides responsibility and what standards apply. They urge full permission for all American newspapers to send reporters.
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John Foster Dulles
Associated Press
Red China
American Society of Newspaper Editors
State Department
China
Red
Reds Study Guatemalan coup errors for future moves
Washington report by the Sunday News Globe outlines how Soviet backed plans in Guatemala in 1954 failed and how the State Department now aims to limit Moscow influence in Latin America. It notes Red strategies to reduce U.S. dependence, expand ties with the Soviet bloc, and press operations through other Central and South American nations. The piece discusses the role of the Organization of American States, UN Security Council outcomes, and concerns over Communist ties in schools and among regional diplomats. It closes with a stark warning that American neutrality cannot shield the hemisphere from renewed Soviet attempts and hints at broader implications for U.S. trade and policy.
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Sunday News Globe
Washington Bureau World Communism
Guatemala
State Department
Moscow
Western Hemisphere
Central Committee
The
Red
U.S
Jacobo Arbenz
New World
Haiti
Nicaragua
Organization of American States
Pan-America
OAS
Arbenz
United Nations Security Council
Security Council
U.N
Central America
The Shepherd Hymn Writ ers and Lamenting Songs
A fragmented verse list notes hymn writers who shaped sorrowful tunes. References include Proverbs text and titles such as Tell Mother I’ll Be There Jesus Never Fails Everlasting Arms and O Jesus Saviour Pilot Me. The piece links pain and faith with composers Luther Hoffman Hopper crafting songs for distressed hearts and seafaring sailors.
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Jesus
Luther
Hoffman
Hopper
Public opinion backs Eisenhower Dulles amid Israel Egypt crisis
Gallup survey of a national cross section shows GOP satisfaction at 66 percent among Republicans and 37 percent among Democrats with administration handling of the Israel Egypt problem Independent voters back the admin 2 to 1. Voters split on whether peace will hold or war will flare and on which side would start any conflict.
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Princeton
N. J
Middle East
U. S
Institute
Eisenhower
Dulles
Mghbhor Hoses
Nciea Stone Co
Ccee-Seeee
GOP
Dem
Ind
Egypt
Israel
American Institute of Public Opinion
A Lift for Living Law of Our Mothers
Dr Ralph W Lockman muses during National Family Week about the motherly law of concentration. He argues mothers shape society through steady example and family training, citing the Bible and the pioneer mother statue chosen by Oklahoma.
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Ralph W. Lockman
Noel Coward
Indian Princess Costume Dilemma Ends in Cleopatra Pageant
In a small town, a mother juggling teacher shortages and school projects scrambles to assemble cultural costumes for her daughter Suzy. After three days of beadwork, authentic dress borrowing, and improvised Buffalo teeth, the daughter is unexpectedly chosen to portray Cleopatra in an English class pageant.
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Suzy
Sis
Sally
Springtime talk from Gleason Jessel and friends at Shor's bar
In a lively Toots Shor’s round table chat, Jackie Gleason and George Jessel spar about TV ratings and recent showbiz anecdotes. They riff on Miss Rheingold, Misses and meet in London with Caesar in the bath. A round of quips follows about Manhattan nightlife and Broadway cameos.
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Leonard Lyons
Jackie Gleason
Toots Shor
Nelson Eddy
Shor
Bet
Gleason
Life Magazine
George Jessel
Sarnoff
NBC
Jessel
Fl Morocco
Allah
George
London
Jackie
Madame Tussaud’s
Westminster Abbey
Rome
Caesar
Pal
Miss Rheingold
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Palmer Black
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Fred Post
Ease
Shelby M. Kritser
Globe-News Publishing Company, Inc
Amarillo
Texas
News-Globe
Reds
Gallup Poll
Mideast
By George Gallup
Oklahoma
America
Canada
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John Ringling
North
Ringling
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Alexander Korda
Todd
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Gypsy
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Robert Morris
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William O.douglas
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