Editorial urges shift in Formosa Red China policy
Gov. Averell Harriman presses the Democratic Party to adopt Britain’s stance on Formosa and Red China, arguing a split with the United States and Britain risks appeasing Communists. Dulles warns of swift retaliation if Reds move on Formosa, while Eden proposes concessions that would ease Red China into the UN. The piece notes a looming 1956 political contest and predicts limited congressional hearings on communism.
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Gov. Harriman
U.S
Formosa
New York
Averell Harriman
Democratic Party
United States
Red China
Reda
Kremlin
Harriman
England
White House
Matsu
Quemoy
Pescadores
John Foster Dulles
East Asia
Dulles
Sir Anthony Eden
Asia
Wisenhower
Eden
House of Commons
United Nations
China
Matsu and
Eisenhower
British Opposition To the Contrary. and This Is No Time For Gov. Harriman
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Truman
House
Senate
FBI
Red Harvey Matusow
GOP
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
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Oregon
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Ohio
Connecticut
Maryland
Utah
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Wisconsin
California
AE rSatte
India
Burma
Indo-China
Malaya
Korea
Nixon
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Cincinnati
Ike
Bus Stop at Music Box May Win Major Theater Award
Review of William Inge’s Bus Stop at Music Box praises Kim Stanley and Albert Salmi in a witty stage romance set in a Kansas City area diner during a snowstorm. Hardld Clurman’s direction keeps the play lively amid its static premise, while the cast delivers standout performances.
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New York
New York Drama Critics' Circle
William Inge
Pulitzer People
Inge
Music Box
Kans4s City
Cherie
Ozarks
Kansas City
Bo Wecker
Montana
Anthony Ross
Patricl McVey
Graham Denton
Phyllis Love
Elaine Stritch
Lou Polan
Hardld Clurman
Barry Aronson
Verse From Titus Emphasizes Mercy and Regeneration
A brief biblical quotation from Titus highlights salvation not by works but through mercy, describing regeneration and renewing by the Holy Ghost as central to faith.
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Titus
You're Telling Me! A quirky digest of oddities and notes
A mixed column of whimsical remarks and tidbits including an Australian squirrel scene a suggestion for gelatin dishes by a Philadelphia engineer comments on film trip continuity a stubborn dinner topic Noah Woelster and his diction dictionary Zadok Dumblopf on baseball as a job a French census noting 43 million inhabitants Baltimore high school boys build an eight foot rocket aiming for nine mile altitude and a nostalgic nod to flying kites
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Baltimore
Waleh
World Balance Sheet Highlights Good And Bad News
United States cautions on possible Chinese aggression and warns of general war in Asia if open armed action occurs around Quemoy and Matsu. India’s elections oust Nehru's party in Andhra, while Soviet and Hungarian leadership shifts spark propaganda rebuttals and blame for economic missteps.
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Tre Good
John Foster Dulles
Masa
Quemoy
Matsu
Dulles
Asia
United States
Hasse
Ambe
India
Andhra
Jawaharlal Nehru
Congress Party
Reemlin
Georgi MM. Malenkov
Imye Navy
Communist Party
Milenkoy
Nay
Llamas Word OF FAMOUS PEOPLE
In Tokyo fearful of a widening Asia war dispatches report Chinese Reds moving long range artillery and a full air division of MIG jet fighters to positions near Quemoy and Maisa offshore islands. West Germany seeks Saar return in treaty talks with France resisting. clashes in Viet Nam as strong leaders plot against Ngo Dinh Diem amid heavy fighting in Saigon between Viet Nam National troops and rebel sects.
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Tokyo
Asia
Washington
Tondon
Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy
Maisa
Saar
West Germany
France
Arma
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Saigon
Trivia Quiz and Birthday Notes From Historic Page
A mixed reader page asks five trivia prompts about Warren G. Harding’s era, stones, Latin phrases, a statue location, and mythic figures. It includes birthday mentions for Victor Gilson and several sports and arts figures, plus a puzzle about a famous Hollywood director and a Columbus singer.
Dulles Cites Bold Stand Against Asian Communism
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues Secretary of State Dulles overstates firmness against Chinese Communism and suggests a boycott blockade as a safer alternative. He recounts past warnings by Eisenhower and Nixon, noting inconsistent U.S. policy and the Reds’ continued advances in Indo China and near Formosa.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Dulles
United States
Hardher
Far East
Quemoy
Matsu
Dulle
White House
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