Foreign policy shift under Herter and Eisenhower
The article argues Washington’s outward foreign policy has shifted since April a year earlier with Christian Herter as secretary of state. Dulles’ flamboyant style gave way to a milder approach, relying more on staff. Eisenhower’s active role grew, pressuring talks with Khrushchev and prompting a push for better Soviet relations ahead of a May summit.
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TV Year Brims With Pilots and Industry Changes
TV year kicks into high gear as producers plan over 30 new series with about 1100 pilots filmed or taped. Only about 35 expected to reach network air in September amid sponsor influence and rising production costs. Ed Murrow’s Small World appears doomed while Person to Person remains shaky. Bye Bye Birdie creator Gower Champion retires from performing. Siobhan McKenna leads Hour of Great Mysteries with Walter Slezak. Mikado on NBC and De Gaulle in America on CBS highlight tonight’s lineup.
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