Grassroots pressure shifts Eisenhower foreign policy debate
Opinion from readers argues Congress and public sentiment are reshaping U.S. foreign policy amid Korea stalemate. Critics call for trimming United Nations mediation, reducing police deployments, and urging allies to bear more defense burdens to avoid overreliance on American troops overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Congress
Taft
United Nations
U.S. News & World Report
U.S
Europe
State Department
Defense Establishment
White House
Coronation Horses Prove Calm as Crowds Consume Snacks
Royal stables prepare for the coronation with 60 horses trained to loud cheers and a stadium of noise. Windsor gray horses pull the state coach with 13 handlers while Tail End Charley manages the coach brakes. Snack bars and secret pockets temper peer appetite during the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Duke of Edinburgh
Royal Horse
Windsor
Charley
French Government Collapses Highlight Chronic Instability
The article argues that postwar France repeats a pattern of fragile coalitions and frequent cabinet falls caused by constitutional weaknesses and political timidity. It notes business leaders and workers resist defense sacrifices, risking a social explosion if leaders fail to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Rene Mayer
Adverse Abortions cited in Dr Crane guidance to wives
Dr Crane warns that early abortion can cause infertility and tubal damage. He advises wives to ignore brash husband demands and consider adoption or bearing children. He notes husbands often resist babies but later want an heir, urging families of three or four for balanced dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crane
Janet J
Dr. Crane
Lessons in Bridge and a Famous Finesse Tale
A bridge column presents a 15 year old hand told by Dick Frey. Ely Culbertson and Albarran duel with clubs and overtricks, exposing a costly misstep in a three no trump contract. The piece ends with a teaser problem about a six club bid and a future answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Albarran
Dick Frey
Ex National Guard Leader Williams Dies at 66
Maj. Gen. John F. Williams 66 former chief of the National Guard with headquarters in Washington died of cancer in a Pasadena hospital. He organized the first mechanized regiment and was a World War I veteran who retired in 1946 and had lived in Laguna Beach since.
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Pasadena
Calif
John F. Williams
National Guard
Washington
D. C
Williams
Laguna Beach
Pleasant day ahead with strong creative drive forecasts
Stars say tomorrow brings ease in tackling tough tasks with high energy and original ideas. Focus on travel plans and social activities while avoiding pessimistic influences. For birthdays, imaginative ventures may yield profit, with late fall bringing program success and potential promotion. Domestic matters, travel, and romance look favorable. Also, Cpl. Carence R. Dicken has returned from the Far East aboard the Gen. M. M. Patrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Seattle
Cpl
Carence R. Dicken
Logan
Far East
Navy
Gen. M. M. Patrick
Famous hunter John Holdren lived in Albany community long ago
More than 80 years past 91 year old John Holdren the oldest man in Athens County walked two miles into Albany with staffs. He and neighbors the Bobos Luckeys Haveners Knowltons Robinetts Merritts Brooks and Hanings formed a famous Southeastern Ohio hunting tradition. Holdren’s family moved from Bucks County Pennsylvania to Athens County in 1798 and settled in Lee Township. He hunted bears and deer, served in the War of 1812, and his descendants spread to Kansas and beyond while his fiddle accompanied troops in the Hull campaign. The Holdren legacy ties to salt making in the Hocking Valley and early white settlement near Margaret’s Creek.
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John Holdren
Athens County
Albany
Bobos
Luckeys
Haveners
Knowltons
Robinetts
Merritts
Brooks
Hanings
Ohio
Holdrens
Bucks County
Pennsylvania
John Holdred
John Konker
Hocking River
Margaret Creek
Alexander Township
Scioto
Jackson County
John Jones
Isaac Barker
Athens
Rush
Sunday
Monday
Haning
Holdren
Jones
Barnet Brice
John S. Wood
Reuben Reeves
David Vaughn
Ira Foster
Joel] Stroud
Gregory
Lee
W. H. Holdren
Lyons
Rice County
Kansas
John Brown
Jim Lane
Hull
Detroit
Hocking Valley
Scioto Lick
Margaret's Creek
Jackson
George Holdren
Children’s Home
Alexander Townships
Television Programs Schedule Notes and Listings
TV listings show station WLWC channel 3 and WSAZ TYV channel 6 with daily time slots across Tuesday to Thursday. Program lines include news, talk shows, dramas, movies, games, and children's fare, with numerous time adjustments and to be announced entries.
Broadcast Schedule Across Stations and Programs Listed
A dense listing outlines radio station call signs and frequencies for NBC CBS and regional outlets in Ohio and West Virginia. It includes a Monday to Friday daily noon to 1 PM noon to 1 PM and various afternoon and evening program blocks with news music and entertainment features, plus a Wednesday June 3 timetable of shows such as Breakfast Club Meredith Welcome Travelers Dowble or Nothing Strike It Rich Like a Millionaire and more.
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al Morgan
Dinah Shore
News Caravan
Milton Berte
Fireside Theater
Ohio News
Family Playhouse
Dave Garroway
Ruth Lyons
Kate Smith
Hawkines Falls
Gabby Hayes
Howdy Doody
Klub
Marion
Eddie Fisher
Joan
Eisenhower
Garry Moore
Maida's Kitchen
Hawkins
Godfrey Friends
Sports Eye
TV Theater
Maida’s Kitchen
Golden Theater
Encore Theater
Pat Ward
Wens.tv
Operation Universe
Weather One
Jane Froman
City Hospital
Boston
Danger
Perry Como
Arthur Godfrey
Florascope
News
Armchair Theater
Guiding Light
Globe Trotter
Abe
Dhs
Abc-Mbs
Nbe
Cbs
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Cbs Daily
Newa
Abe Jo Stafford
Cbs Sliver
Eagie
Abe Gabriel Heatter
One Man's Family
Cbs Evening Newsreel
Cbs Science Discovery
Abe Spillane
Rosemary Clooney
Abe Bertram Russell
Red Skelton
Abe Mr. and
Mrs
North
Abe Biteceiaee
Meredith
Abe My Srey
Abe Queen
Bob Ho
Cbe
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Hal Boyle
Royal Stables
England
Earl Marshal
World Today
James Marlow
XYZ
By Oswald Jacoby
North South
West North
South
C. H. Harris
Glouster
Darrell N. Phillips
Richard A. Viney
Oak St
Holdred
Vinton County
Eel Holdren
Prattsville
WLWC
Wellcome Travelers
Hawkins Falls
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
WSAZ
Huntington
WBNS
Columbus
WCHS
Charleston
Moss
WHKC
WPAR
Parkersburg
WJEH
Gallipolis
Other
WMOA
Marietta
Ae Fort Massere
Lopez
Margaret McBride
Abe McGuire
Tennessee Ernie
Jane Pickens
Abe John B. Gambling
Cal Sinner
Abe Bruce
Dan
Mbs
Jack Owens
Abombs
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