Eisenhower as Soldier Leader Seeks Statesman Role
The essay lauds Dwight D. Eisenhower for blending soldierly discipline with statesmanlike leadership. It praises his humility sincerity and clear conviction while urging him to push Congress and the nation to defend Europe against communism. It argues Ike embodies peak leadership worthy of distant Churchill and calls Americans to answer his call.
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Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Britain
Washington
Ike
Europe
Capitol Hill
America
United States
Hell-Bomb rumors and nuclear tests near Las Vegas
The article discusses rumors that the Nevada nuclear explosions were testing the H-bomb trigger. It notes the fifth blast as the 14th detonation overall, with Russia and the United States accounting for most tests, and comments on U S experiments continuing and the potential impact on Russia.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada
United States
Russia
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Philo B. and the Worry Clinic Style Advice
Dr. George W. Crane urges self analysis to remove traits harming friendships and sales. He highlights first impressions, biases, and personal traits from odor to attitude, advising readers to cultivate virtues, improve appearance, and test personal strengths through self scrutiny and feedback.
Dumping of surplus ammunition in India clarified
Senate charges about postwar disposal are updated by Army records. Maj. Gen. Witsell and Gen. Reeder recall 120,000 tons dumped at sea from three Liberty ships in the Bay of Bengal, valued at 120 million dollars, with 57,000 tons shipped back to the United States as usable stock.
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NEA
Department of the Army
Wisconsin
Joseph R. McCarthy
Senator McCarthy
Japan
India
China
Chiang Kai-shek
State Department
Edward F. Witsell
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W. O. Reeder
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Burma-India
General Reeder
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Calcutta
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War Department
Bay of Bengal
Dumpin
United States
U. S
Ausneral Reeder
Weather and Cold War Predictions Mixed in Opinion Piece
A columnist critiques overconfident forecasts about Russia and global politics in 1962. It contrasts amateur predictors with professional weather studies, urges skepticism of experts, and offers a simple rule: hope for the best, expect the worst, be ready for anything.
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Russie
Russia
Acheson
Avior
Washington
Korea
Stars Warn Of Wavering Judgment In Plans And Deals
Genevieve Kemble notes a wavering state of mind could undermine projects and deals, advising postponement on vital issues until judgment is dependable. Instincts and subtle guidance may avert danger, with birthdays in focus and possible clever strategies to save the day. A born child may show stimulated inner drives that misjudge mental conclusions.
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Judy Garland
London
Palladium
Larai Day
Baseball Writers
Geene Courtney
Jones
Brr
Gypsy Maroff
WOR
Shirley Eder
Proam
Mary Alley
Lisbon
USO
Gypsy
Sentimental Talk on Slot Machines and New Revelations
Washington columnist George Dixon recalls slot machines used as targets by the armed services and laments metal waste. He also discusses Mikilani Fo suing Arthur Godfrey, Hawaii memories, and a collection of quick Q&A items about land prices, dog popularity, witnesses, acorns, republics, the Marine Hymn, and Pasteur Medal awards.
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Army
Navy
Air Force
Dixon
Philadelphia
Paperson
Mikilani Fo
Arthur Godfrey
Mikilani
Hawaii
Miss Fo
Lanu
Miki
Actress Maria Hacker parachutes into Lauritz Melchior life
Washington letter recounts Maria Hacker, a German actress and wife of Wagnerian star Lauritz Melchoir, parachuting into his life during a Munich crowd scene. It notes their 26 years of marriage, their travels, Melchoir’s career moves, and Hacker’s playful anecdotes about hunting, piano lessons, and life with the famed tenor.
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Washington
Maria Hacker
Lauritz Melchoir
Tegor
Metropolitan Opera
Munich
Ee Een
Jovne
Uuruguay
Dorothy Kilgallen Broadway Gossip Spills Extravagant Feats
Broad way grapevine notes: Evyleen Ramsey Cronin indicted on 30 counts of grand larceny amid theater jobs. Ludicrous boastful items include stars Bogart Stanwyck and Parker, talks of TV color, and a Los Angeles style society scene in New York.
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Tallulah Bankhead
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Henrie de la Boullerie
Eleanor Marcus
Gotham
Cafe Society
Humphrey Bogart
City Hall
Impy
New York
Park Ave
Barbara Stanwyck
Denholm Elliott
Aileen Walker
Robert Lowery
Jean Parker
Sodom
Tennessee
Red Skelton
Red
Fifi D’orsay
Ricky la Ricos
M. K. Zerwick
Nicky Quattrociocchi
Conchita Montenegro
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Treasury Department
Louis Pearaud
Dominick Et Louis
Sam Goldwyn
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Jack Haley
Russell Nype
Winder
Jan Arnold
Larry Wirth
Gen. Eisenhower
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Monsieur Andre
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Order of the Nile
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Martha Rountree
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