Eisenhower, Khrushchev meeting praised as path to peace
The piece argues that inflexibility risks war over Berlin and urges negotiation with the Soviet Union. It compares Munich to today, praising Eisenhower for agreeing to meet Khrushchev and urging dialogue over threats, warning against moral posturing and arms buildup.
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Munich
Hitler
Russia
Roosevelt
Trade-In Lures New Factories In Plain View Park
A Long Island industrial park offers a trade-in allowance for firms moving to the area. Axinn-Levine Associates develops Engineers' Hill at Pressway Industrial Park in Plainview. A panel of brokers determines a reasonable price for the old plant, with proceeds or lease income applied to down payment or carrying charges on the new plant.
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New York
Long Island
Engineers’ Hill
Ex- Pressway
Plainview
Axinn-Levine Associates
Fabian Lest You Be Labeled Un American By Criticism
A columnist mocks the Un American Activities Committee and public defense of Fabian, noting Hollywood star Fabian’s manager warns critics risk associating with un American regimes. The piece contrasts Lucy Ball’s 1953 TV value, CBS contracts, and the pressure to shield popular idols from communism allegations.
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Fabian
Bob Marcucci
Un-American Affairs Committee
Hellfire
New York Herald Tribune
Hollywood
Marcucci
Edward Bennett Williams
Sam Sears
Bernie Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Louis Budenz
Elizabeth Bentley
Un-American Activities Committee
Donald L. Jackson
Lubitle
Lacey
Bal
California
Central Committee
Communist Party
Miss Ball
Emil Freed
State Assembly
Walter Winchell
Jackson
Sen. Mundt
Lucille
Desi Arnaz
Lucy
Ike
You
Bishop
Matters of Fact To Luce After Laos
Dear Henry Luce critiques Time magazine coverage and urges a tougher U S stance on Laos. The writer contrasts Eisenhower era diplomacy with the new Communist threat in Southeast Asia, linking Laos to wider regional stakes and warning of potential regional collapse if not addressed. He argues for stronger defense measures and a serious response beyond symbolic acts.
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Henry Luce
Laos
Ine Jaea
Hong Kong
Far East
Eisenhower
Sam Neua
Vientiane
London
Paris
Flis
Truman
Dean Acheson
China
Korea
Indochina
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Thailand
Sinanouk
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
Indonesia
Sukarno
United States
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Asia
Gavin
Highway Deaths Total 11 in New England Area
New England reported 11 highway deaths over the weekend with Massachusetts leading with four fatalities including a double beer related crash. Connecticut had three fatalities, New Hampshire two, and Rhode Island and Vermont one each. In Salem, Beverly teens Richard Perkins and Richard Danfreau, both 17 and 16, died when their car hit a telephone pole. Three other teenage boys survived with serious injuries after the party beer incident.
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UPI
New England
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Richard W. Perkins
Richard Danfreau
Beverly
Salem
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