Senator Knowland as whip for Jesuit fringe in Far East policy
Senator Knowland has been made the whipping boy of the Jesuit fringe for debating talks with Chou En-lai. He questions the advisability of concessions to the red Chinese premier and warns that such diplomacy could favor Chou while exposing Western diplomats to devious tactics. His stance reflects skepticism about Near and Far East negotiations and the risks of huckster-statesmanship.
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Knowland
Chou
Yemooth
Far East
California
Iin
American State Department
Burt
Leaks to Press Good or Bad Washington Officials Debate
A Washington speech by Harold E. Stassen on Peace draws focus to leaks to reporters as officials debate if leaks are good or bad. The piece recalls Carl Mcl Cardle, Adm. Robert Carnpy, and C F Wilson leaks, with Stassen noting past leaks and the politics of trial balloons in foreign aid plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold E. Stassen
American Society of Newspaper ‘Editors
Yalta
Adm
Robert Bo Carnpy
Quemoy
Matsu
Defense
C.F Wilson
Pentagon News
Armed Services
Stassen
Emnant
Uest Sear
Pew
Rio de Janiero
Organization of American States
Wails
Humphrey
Rio
International Finance Corporation
Eisenhower
Congress
Radio and TV Programs Listings by Stations
A long station copy lists WDAF KMBC WREN KFKU WMAQ and others with Friday April 2 schedules and program blocks across radio and television. Entries include top-of-hour news, games, talk shows, comedies, music segments, and various specials such as boxing, symphony, weather, and roving reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAF
KMBC
Wren Kfku
WDOAF
Top of Loening
Kmauc—Nawa, Jmckaon
Rmas
Bine
Maeve
Wdap—Man On Go
KMBU
Newacaat
Wren
Tolia ‘Tont
ABC
Shin Thine
Lone Ratan
WUAF
Morgan Beatty
AMRC
Aite Godfrey Utgest
Wren-Kfri
Dinah Shore
Ffu
Wren—Card
Wvb
IW Dar
Marny Blochahow
MBC Grable
MHC
Newacaar
Wdaf—Travel Bureau
Wren—Tello
Maru—Gangbunters
Aarc Late Nave
WDAP
Huwl
KMRG
Junamoke
FMW
KMBRC
Juhe Bow Jury
WPAF
Symphony Orchestra
WSO
Greek Pollan
WDAFE
Grand Ole Opry
BML
Wr —News
Newecast
Wdaf-Tv
Whh
Kcmo-Tv
Comintern
Daves
Nine O'Rovk
Plas McDaretine
Furope
Lee Acho
Wester
Maxie Capraly
Uncle Jolie Creag
Vow
Chicago
Lanet Playhouse
Long Road Ahead for U.S. School Capacity
A centennial survey by a major life insurance company warns of a sustained need for more schools as the U.S. child population rises. By 1965, over 63 million under age 18 are projected, while more than 7 million of today's 54 million children live with only one parent or none due to family disruption.
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United States
Insistent Bricker Amendment Faces Continued Debate
The Bricker amendment remains a hot topic with many arguing it should not be discarded. Supporters fear that without adoption, subversives may gain a direct path into national governance, while opponents push back against curbing treaty supremacy and key constitutional principles.
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Bricker
Congress
Supreme Court
Accidents and the State Journal’s Car Theory Debate
The Topeka State Journal insists no car ever had an accident, arguing cars can just sit stationary on slopes. The piece questions if responsibility lies with drivers, weather, or street grade and notes police want jurisdiction over such incidents. The debate weighs predestination against agency in driver error and external factors.
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Topeka State Journal
Pasy Tn
State Journal
Sup Ta Tris
State Journal m
Asian African delegates favor Chow in Bandung report
A Bandung report notes David Chow Eplal impressed Asian and African delegates. Instead of an ogre they expected, delegates found a well met hat fellow who stood for a little abuse from delegates who fear Communist colonialism. The piece asserts Chow advocated the red idea of liberating Formosa.
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Bandung
David Chow
Eplal
Quick Look at the Formosa Problem by James Marlow
James Marlow outlines U S involvement with Chiang Kai shek and Formosa from World War II through the 1950s. He notes Cairo council decisions, aid to Chiang, shifts in policy under Truman and Eisenhower, and the defense commitment extending to Matsu and Quemoy amid Chinese Communist claims. The piece traces evolving U S policy from non-involvement to active deterrence of Red forces.
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Washington
United States
Chiang Kaishek
Formosa
Matsu
Quemoy Island
Chiang
China
Cairo
Rooasevelt
Churchill
Japan
Moss Marlow
Truman
Acheson
All Asia
South Korea
Wnorea
7Th Fleet
Red
Eisenhower
U.S
Congress
Forosa
Quemoy
U.S. Senate
Frmosa
Hal Boyle Inspired by a Romance with Business
Harvey Greenspan, a former six-figure financier who collapsed from ulcers, swapped wealth for a new romance in venture. he funded Acerola juice concentrate from Puerto Rico and now runs a Lakeland Florida operation. He envisions six million cans this year and twenty four million in years ahead.
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New York
Harvey Greenspan
Greenspan
Columbia University
Grenspan
Lakeland
Fia
James Fu. Wilson
American Medical Assn
Chicago
Wilson
Puerto Rico
Europe
Foreign claims test on Matsu islands amid China dispute
The text discusses rival claims over Matsu and Quemoy as main battlegrounds in the China conflict. It notes US support for Chiang Kai shek, and the contention that the Reds and Chiang both claim the islands, with each side asserting rightful control of Formosa and the mainland-backed territories.
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Matsu
Chiang
United States
Reds
China
Quemoy
Ching
Formosa
Quiz and opinions on open minds in daily life
A jumble of aphorisms discusses turning a record toward military camps. It notes children as a handicap to dullness, predicts more happiness if speeches fail, and questions open mindedness before and after marriage. The tone is reflective and anecdotal.
Lent trivia and famous firsts quiz highlights
Q and A style notes cover Lent duration including Sundays, Bluefields as Nicaragua's main Caribbean port, Sable Island called Graveyard of the Atlantic with over 200 wrecks, knitting machine invention in 1589 and patent fear, and the famous first telephone sentence to Bell.
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Nicaragua
Caribbean
Sable Island
Nova Scotia
Mr. Watson
Alexander Graham Bell
Watson
Bible Verse: God resisteth the proud and giveth grace to the humble
A concise verse note from James 4 6 8 emphasizes humility before God. It states that God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble, urging repentance and reliance on divine mercy.
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James
Old Home Town Highlights and Local Notices 1945
A mosaic of society and events from 1945 includes dinners at the Colonial with local families and NYC visitors, a list of scholarship finalists from Lawrence and University High, a Bowman horse accident, Lt. Talmadge’s Philippines service, Lecompton seniors’ play End of the Rainbow, floodlit track opener at Haskell Stadium, a senior violin recital by Dorothy Kuerssteiner, Delta Zeta patronesses outings, Washington's Edward Griffin visiting, Sigma Xi new members, Home Aid Club plans, wedding at the Methodist Church, and a humorous note about a hospital elevator mis-button incident in Mobile.
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W. A. Schaal
Colonial
Ralph Yenner
Linda
New York City
Betty Phillips
St. Loui
T. S. Mason
Leon
C. W. Hyre
Ivan Wiggans
Camp Robinson
Ark
Otis Wiggins
Ft. Meade
Summerfield
Franklin Fearing
Lawrence High School
Richard T. Kirchhoff
Austin Turney
Univversity High
Ronnie Mitchell
R. D Mitchell
Baldwin
Robert L. Talmadge
Navy
Lawrence
Philippines
China Sea
Lecompton
Baker
Haskell
Haskell Stadium
Dorothy Kuersteiner
Karl Kuerssteiner
C. M. Baker
Delta Zeta Sorority
Henry Werner
George M. Beal
Lyle
Powell
Edward Griffin
Agricultural Department
Washington, D. C
E. L. Griffin
Harold R. Hilkey
Chicago
Sam A. Moore
Harry Popham
Small Son
Minneapolis
L. R. Perry
Sigma Xi
George N. Watson
Herman H. Conwell
Laurens Whittemore
Elizabeth Fleeson
Wilbur Swingle
Henry O'Brien
Will Olmsead
Home Aid Club
John Powers
Rebecca Orr
Ottawa
Jessie Ewing
Bertha Korosens
Kansas City
W. E. Froeliger
Anna Newcomb
Casper Jennings
Hunchinson
Francisco
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Simons
the World Company
Listr
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Sdolph Simons
Balter
W. Murray
Rnest Pontiob
Cartier
Douglas
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Preax
Peter Edson
Washington Correspondent
RADIO
Bolger
Aungay
Ind Tively eMimenta
Fkaets Forum
Winky Dink
the Christophers
Rudal Plashane
Vinoye
Buyer's Guide
lPace
Iet
Capron Gallant
Television Playhouse
Waltter Winchell
Piet
Drew Parson
Loretta Young
Hoh Cummings
Soaldlers
Jeruna
Lone Wolf
Ames Brothera
Cathe Star
Final Weather Goon Deeliner
Museu Pitoe
Studia
Sou
By James Marlow
Associated Press News
Hal Boyle
Florida
Kokoe
Thal
Mobile
Ala
Providence
Heevital
Prions
A. V. Phillips
Sin
Phoms
Motorola
Emmerson
Skinner
Provs Ffi
Pi — Potter's
Servi
Don Westheffer
Eudora
Warren Banning Lawrence
the Journal-World
Parsons
Joe Schelbar
Nick Schelbar
Prescriptions
Round Corner Drug CO
Mase
Olson Plumbing
Masa Owen Sneogas
Mer
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