Russia Uses Delay Strategy to Shape Berlin Talks
The Kremlin seeks to push back the Big Four foreign ministers meeting with a January 25 date while rejecting January 4. France appears too weak to act as Communist Vietminh advances threaten Indochina, and Malenkov hopes to gain advantage from chaos in Europe. Moscow signals willingness to meet in Berlin but on its terms, aiming to strike before Western leverage dissolves as Southeast Asia heats up. The cold war grows hotter as strategic moves unfold.
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Russia
Berlin
Kremlin
Laos
Indo-China
France
Malenkov
Europe
Eeee Eee
Moscow
West
Eisenhower
Korea
Southeast Asia
Thailand
Free World
Preview of Eisenhower State of the Union set for Jan 7
A sneak preview based on 1954 cabinet goals and first year results outlines aims to curb world tension build continental defenses root out Red leadership andReducer taxes. It highlights 1954 elections as Republicans seek greater House and Senate control while noting accomplishments like end of the Korean War and a six billion dollar spending cut.
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Eisenhower
U. S
House
Senate
Allan Nevins
Lumbia University
Nevins
Wilson
High Point Sees 1953 Growth With 27 New Industries
High Point reports 27 new industries locating in 1953 and 14 expansions, creating 930 new jobs and over two and a half million dollars in new investment. Twenty new stores opened, with hosiery and furniture leading expansion and diversification continuing to boost manufacturing potential.
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High Point
Phil Clarke
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Dallas News criticizes press conduct at Eisenhower conferences
The Dallas News denounces Washington correspondents from several left wing papers for ganging up on Eisenhower with biased hypotheticals at press conferences. It condemns their attempts to shape questions to push views while praising the respectful approach of most reporters who seek to elicit the President’s views without personal bias.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Brownell
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Industry Finds Wonders of Atomic Age Dawning
Washington based report outlines how atomic energy aids peacetime industry. It notes dishwasher cleaning aids, isotope tracing in eggs, gauges for plastics and steel, cobalt sixty flaws detection, oil field recovery, and toothpaste abrasive testing as examples of broad practical uses under Eisenhower era visions.
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Washington
NEA
Eisenhower
Atomic Scientists
Optus
Patronage issues split North Carolina Republicans and Democrats
The article discusses interparty and factional tensions over political patronage in North Carolina. It notes that both parties fear patronage loss and resist criticism, while federal and state appointments blur lines of control. It highlights dissension among rank and file and leadership in both parties.
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North Carolina
Umstead
Scott
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Hesitation and holiday notes fill post Christmas page
A columnist crafts a collage of post holiday musings from Hesitation to Normality and Saturday shopping scenes. It recalls Washington crossing the Delaware reenactment, lists Christmas fatalities estimates, jokes on cabbages and two headed varieties, and notes Pilot Mountain's rugged loom as a regional landmark.
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Pennlvania
Washington
Delaware River
John Terrell
Jersey Shore
Trenton
Valley Forge
Soviet
Russia
Mark Twain
Christian Science
Unromantic SBA Rejects Lonely Hearts Club Funding
The Small Business Administration received a bizarre loan request from the Midwest seeking to run a lonely hearts club. It noted questions about licensing and postal cooperation, but the agency declined financing such ventures despite the scheme’s appeal as a business.
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Lonely Hearts Club
Small Business Administration
Congress
Bureau
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Mid- West
Lonely Hearts Clubs
It's Too Bad When a Fellow Can No Longer Control His Dreams
Robert Ruark reflects on aging and diminishing dream vividness and control. He recalls vivid wartime fantasies, dream theft by others, and the fear of losing dream control. He laments dull nights, rising aches, and the looming boredom of sleep.
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H. Allen Smi
Seeame
Allen
Henry McLemore
Henry
Smith
Bram
Benoen
Notable wartime quotes and policy views from leaders
A collection of statements from Chiang Kai-shek Allan B. Kline and Secretary of State Dulles emphasizing victory certainty inflation deflation policy orderly measures and NATO unity. The remarks frame global tensions from China to Europe and the Soviet satellite stance.
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Allan B. Kline
American Farm Bureau Federation
Soviet Union
Secretary of
State Dulles
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