Smith Speaks Out on U S Troop Limits in Europe
Senator Willis Smith of North Carolina argues Congress must decide how many U S troops go to Europe for defense. He stresses the war in Korea and criticizes President Truman for autocratic leadership, while Eisenhower calls for no fixed euro troop cap. The nation faces a Washington clash over troop numbers and aid.
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Public housing opinion fuels Brentwood controversy
High Point housing administrator calls Brentwood apartments not fit to live in sparking protests from Springfield avenue residents. Critics argue subsidized rents coddle mediocrity and vetera n preferential housing undermines the American dream, claiming tax-supported aid rewards sluggishness.
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Uncle Sam
Public mood clash over cold war and Korea impact
A national poll finds 30 percent see Russia winning the cold war while nine percent give the edge to the United States. Barbara Ward argues optimism is warranted, noting 1950 setbacks for communism but rising Western unity and renewed European resolve as Korea motivates stronger defense.
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Red Embassy Fracas and Nighttime Soviet Stir in News Echo
A dramatic report recalls the Soviet Embassy tense scene last Thursday night with officials summoned at midnight and a long overnight meeting. The piece links a late Moscow alert to wider Cold War era jitters and includes anecdotes and comments about media and public notices.
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Washington Post
Life and I in Upper Teens and Wild Open Country
Reflections on youth in the upper teens from a bygone Hometown column. The author cites Dr Crozier Griffith on babyhood and ten years old, recalls boyhood adventures, hunting, fishing, and mischief, and notes early love and fashion with humor and local color. February 14, 1892 is referenced.
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