Untruth Charged Against Ike Over Defense Policy
Washington column accuses the Eisenhower administration of press untruths on national defense. The piece argues that 1960 to 1964 will see Soviet superiority in air and nuclear forces, warns of a widened gap, and critiques plans to deploy missiles and Minuteman capability. It recalls Truman era policy and warns of looming danger if policy persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Alsop
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Pentagon
Winuy
Federaul
Suentaarizesl Ds
Reemlin
NATO
Ussr
U.S
WOON
U.S.S
Navy
Louis A. Johnson
Louis Johnson
Truman
Lyons Den Demo Leader Aims Adlai Run At National Meet
California Democratic leader Leona Ziffren says he will nominate Adlai Stevenson at the national convention with full California delegation backing. The list includes various notes on Hoffa lawyer Edward Williams, Arnold Kirkeby planning to sell art, Herb Mayes paying a record fee for a short story, Keenan Wynn’s son in rock film, Orson Welles dieting in Montecatini, and other Hollywood gossip with brief mentions of fashion, photography, and New York cafe sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Paul Ziffren
California
Adlai Stevenson
Edward Bennett Williams
Washington
Hoffa, Costello, Et al
N.Y
Arnold Kirkeby
America
Herb Mayes
Good Housekeeping
J. P. Marquand
Keenan Wynn
University of Pennsylvania
Orson Welles
Montecatini
Say. Darlin
David Wayne
Sard's
Vivian Blaine
Dovs
Wayne
Dick Avedon
Unfair Campaign Tactics Violate State Law
A local primary race nears, with one candidate hiring a professional lobbyist to send letters urging votes. Several letters to Lawrence residents carry serious accusations. one lacks a signature, violating the Corrupt Practices Act Law 25-17-14, risking fines and jail if the offender is elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iabbvist
Lawrence
State of
Kansas
Power Mowers Danger Warns of Weekend Injuries
An observer warns that power mowers are highly dangerous, especially on weekends when more people mow lawns. The article notes injuries to feet and legs, sometimes from thrown blades, and stresses caution, supervision of children, and the need for accurate casualty figures to raise public awareness.
Pools Thrive As Homes Drive Boom In 1938 Building
Despite recession fears, chemical week reports 53000 new pools will be built in 1938 with 36000 residential. Industry foresees growth to a 22 million dollar annual level as private pools surge from 23000 to over 100000 in a decade. Architects link auto era, home finance ease, and possible FHA loans to pool purchases while sociologists note home focus may curb social upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Chemical Week
Bob Montgomery among casualties as TV faces critique
The New York Herald Tribune profiles actor Bob Montgomery after he leaves NBC and forms Cagney Montgomery Productions with James Cagney. He criticizes heavy network controls stifling television creativity and predicts a long absence from the medium while pursuing feature films.
Sarnoff questions newspapers over TV coverage and value
National Broadcasting Co. chairman Robert W. Sarnoff, age 40, contends newspapers deride television to gain ad dollars. He cites perceived bias in TV investigations, praises some programs as costly but informative, and notes advertisers shift toward print media. Newsroom editors defend balanced reviews as TV struggles for credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Broadcasting Company
Uhuaga Pady
Robert W. Sarnoff
National Broadcasting Co
Sarnoff
Washington
Sheriman Adams
Promean
Salut Apa
John
Sarnolf
Sylvestr
Pat) Weaver
Sarewolf
Fragmented OCR Quote on News Media Attitudes
A garbled passage discusses television and newspapers and how Americans view news media. It mentions Bob, Pat, and John Knight in a fragmented critique of press credibility and the role of TV in demonstrations. The text reflects mixed opinions on journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pim
Bob Samelf
Butt
John, Knight
Reds Claim Aircraft Shootdowns Over Hong Kong
Chinese Communist Air Force reports claim eight Nationalist planes were shot down and eight damaged at the start of the war. In the account they list downed aircraft including a Biev chamber, a Rover jet fighter and two other American made jet fighters, reflecting a cautious tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HON Kong Cap
Amere Gitte
Germany and Austria battered by deadly summer storms
Powerful storms blasted Germany and Austria Friday night causing at least nine deaths and many injuries. Officials cited collapsing structures and flooding near Ninenfurt and other towns, with victims including three Austrians, one Briton and other residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srankeilrt
Germany
Austria
Powe
Walter
Dave Cary
Pareepath
Likebide Resort
Ans
Ninenfurt
Wayne Harris Named Man of the Year by Junior Chamber
Wayne Harris, first vice president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, is named Man of the Year. He manages Velvet Freeze Co. An $85 dormitory project begins under the South Stadium stands to house staff. KU instructors named in zoology are Dr. Henry Fitch Dr. Frank Peabody and Dr. Rollin Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Harris
Gcormmerce
Velvet Freeze Co
Haskell
Henry Fitch
Frank Peabody
Rollin Baker
Mauon from afar voiced in Deuteronomy verse 28 49
A historical Bible verse fragment notes the Lord bringing a mauon from afar from the end of the earth as swiftly as an eagle flies, citing Deuteronomy 28 49. The OCR preserves a single scriptural line with archaic wording.
New City Library Books A Mixed 1958 Catalog
A catalog listing 1958 novels and nonfiction including Rough Road to Home by Melissa Mather about a widow rebuilding life after a husband’s death, The Naked God by Howard Fast on breaking with communism, In the Track of Speed by Stirling Moss, People of the Reeds by Gavin Maxwell, Thunder on the Right by Mary Stewart, The Doomst ers by Ross Macdonald, Cork in the Doghouse by Macdonald Hastings, Sagebush Swindle by Peter Field, and The Human Element by John Fores. notes on plot scope and settings accompany each title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Mather
Naked God
Howard Fast
Communist Party
Stirling Moss
Reeds
Gavin Maxwell
Tigris
Iraq
Mary Stewart
High
Pyrenees
Ross Macdonald
Cork
Macdonald Hastings
Honey
Peter
Lazy Mare
Powder Valley
John Fores
London
Current Best Sellers from Publishers' Weekly
Fiction selections include Anatomy of a Murder Sper Traver The Winthrop Woman Seton Ice Palace Ferber A Summer Place Sloan North from Rome MacNe? nonfic includes Inside Russia Today Gunther Masters of Deceit Hoover Please Don't Eat the Daisies Kerr Kids Say the Darndest Things Linkletter Dear Abby Van Buren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sper
Traver
Winthrop
Seton
Ice Palace
Ferber
Sloan
Rome
Macnnes
Hoover
Kerr
Linkletter
Abby
van Buren
Notable 1958 Books Featured in Brief Catalog Notes
A compact catalog of 1958 titles including Chile Through Embassy Windows by Claude Gowers Bowers. AS FAR AS YOU'LL TAKE ME by Lorna Whishaw. Gulbenkian by John Lodwick. Naked Under Capricorn by Olaf Ruben. Grin and Bear It to Nairobi. Daughter of Eve by Noel B. Gerson. Tale of Valor by Vardis Fisher. Destiny in Dallas by Shirley Seifert. The Southern Cross by Peter French. Summaries highlight author, year, and central premise or theme of each work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Claude G. Bowers
U. S
Lorna Whishaw
Alaska
Yukon
Gulbenkian
John Lodwick
Calouste Sarkis Gulbenkian
Armenia
Lisbon
Olaf Ruben
Australia
Nairobi
Eve
Noe
B. Gerson
John Smith
Pocahontas
Powhatan
Vardis Fisher
Dallas
Shirley. Seifert
Tex
Texas
Peter French
China
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Chrysler
Pearl Bailey
ASCAP
Maxwell Rabh
White House
Lowell Thomas
Overseas Press Club
Europe
Doubleday
Shirl Conway
Mame
Victor Wolfson
Saks Fifth Av
Sophia Loren
Billy Reed
Little Club
N. Y
New York
Las Vegas
Bob Montgomery
Marie Torre
New York Herald Tribune
Robert Montgomery
Montgomery
NBC
James Cagney
Cagney-Montgomery — Productions
Mo- Won Pictures
Flee
William I
Halsey
Tris
Ham
Mr. Montgomery
Ao Television
Moon Pictures
TV Concam
Padic
Niles Simme
Lise
Reds Claims
Ella Swarthout
Dixon
Dean Donald
Swarthout
Leavenworth
T Hat Terrence Douggan
Chicago
Charles Hollmes
National Recovery
Lth
Red Cross
New City Library Books
Publishers’ Weekly
Russia
Gunther
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