Leaders Comment on Death of Senator McCarthy
An array of officials and former opponents react to McCarthy's death with shock and mixed feelings. Truman and Stevenson offer quiet remarks while Nixon and Acheson weigh the political legacy, praising devotion to what they view as his country’s best interests. Many praise him as a crusader against Communists, while critics call him controversial and sharp-edged.
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Regular Joe Neighbor Describes Senator as Friendly Figure
Neighbors along Whird Street in Washington recall the late Senator as a kind, approachable man. George W. Ennis and Mason Lipscomb describe him as amiable, fond of cooking chicken, and quick with a greeting, noting there were no personal spats or bitter disputes with him.
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Condensation of Billy Graham biography featured in Digest
Reader's Digest presents a 22 page condensation of Stanley Tligh's biography of Billy Graham. It highlights his role as a prominent evangelist and outlines his message and mission. The feature promotes May Reader's Digest as a time saving selection with Arthur Godfrey discussing Digest on CAS radio each Wednesday.
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