Culture Versus the Cocktail on Capital Party Front
NEA report details a social shift in 1957 Washington as the cocktail party era meets new politics. Eisenhower era figures, Lady hosts, and rising Democrats push high society toward expensive, quiet gatherings with international guests, while Nixon and others share the social pace.
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U S Officials Comment on China Policy and Public Worries
United Press dispatches quote Walter Robertson denying any plan to recognize Red China and label China as an outlaw regime. Clarence Cannon vows to cut the $718 billion federal budget, while Reno witnesses report gas explosions amid downtown destruction. Truman downplays head wound as drought relief support is echoed by Republicans. The Nautilus submarine crew anticipates a historic milestone. Denmark expands TV reach with nationwide network and sets priced around 272 dollars.
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