Editorials Question U S Policy On Asian Crises
The piece argues the Soviet and Chinese Nationalist actions merit strong American response. It accuses Britain of self interest and urges Eisenhower to lead a hard line against communism, backing Chiang Kai Shek and Formosa with increased aid and armed resistance. It also criticizes U S policy toward Japan and North Korea as too lenient. It calls for direct US leadership to counter Soviet influence in Asia.
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State Department
Eisenhower
Chiang
China
United Nations
Asia
Formosa
Orient
United States
Japan
Chou-En-Lai
Chiang Kai Shek
Nam Il
North Korea
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
America
Dulles
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Free World
United States Foreign Department
Dwight David Eisenhower
U. S
Russia
Churchill and
Eden
Westbrook Pegler on the Times and politics
Westbrook Pegler criticizes the New York Times under publisher Arthur Sulzberger as a personal paper for Democrats. He cites his own clashes with Roosevelt era policies, defends free speech, and questions media fear of McCarthyism.
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New York
New York Times
la Nacion
Buenos Aires
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
The
Times
Man Ochs
Chicago Tribune
Sulzberger
Museum of Natural History
Republican Party
White House
Chessy Manly
United Nations
Mercury
Manly
Jaey
Joe McCarthy
Roosevelt-Truman
New Deal
Pegler
Roosevelt
Harold Ickes
Andy
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Why Recognize Russia Faces Renewal of Diplomatic Debate
Washington debate grows over withdrawing diplomatic recognition from Soviet Russia as Senate and House consider resolutions. Hearings by Jenner McCarran Welker panel study strategy of world communism while witnesses argue a 1933 recognition was a mistake and US economy and security could endure severance.
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Washington
Russia
Senate
House
William E. Jenner
Indiana
Pat McCarran
Nevada
Charles E. Kersten
Wisconsin
Senate Foreign Relations
Mittee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Jenner
Senate Internal Security
McCarran
Herman Welker
Idaho
Soviet Russia
United States
Wekler
Roosevelt
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Van Johnson Sees New Hollywood Pulse And Oscar Hope
HAL BOYLE reports Van Johnson, star of The Caine Mutiny, says Hollywood is focused on quality pics and a brighter outlook. He recalls hair dye mishaps, Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz saving his career, and his plan to avoid the one-film-a-year pace while maintaining daily naps and early bedtimes.
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New York
Hollywood
van Johnson
Johnson
West Coast
Van
Cently
Steve Maryk
Erie
Lucille Ball
Desi Arnaz
Bobby Soxers
Deborah Kerr
England
Surfboarding Follies Echo Through Waikiki Beach
Henry McLemore recounts attempts at surfing in Waikiki with Panama Cave and Sammy Colgate as allies and memories from 1937. He battles a redwood board, rough seas, and a bruising wipeout while joking about aging and a future invention to aid boarders.
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Makapuu Beach
Diamond Head
D. Jones
Proust
Spillane
Santayana
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Waikiki Beach
Panama Cave
Panama
Sammy Colgate
Sammy
Paris Fashion Frauds and Frisky Francs
John Cameron Swayze recalls an Paris trip with Tuffie and a party of NBC and press colleagues. He falls for Lanvin gown prices quoted in francs and learns American dollars versus francs swap tricks before paying up. The episode ends with praise for the gowns and a note on the cost.
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Tuffie
Air France
Idlewild
Orly Field
Paris
United Press
Farl Johnson
Mims Thomason
Ted Patrick
Heliday
Janette Davis
Mary Ann van
Arthur Godfrey
Mike Clofines
Telenews
NBC Airlines
Faye Emerson
France
Lanvin's
Connecticut
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Bermuda Water From Rain Roofs And Tanks
Bermuda relies on collected rainwater since there are no streams or underground stores of fresh water. Water for drinking and washing is captured from rooftops and stored in reservoirs.
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Bermuda Islands
Bermuda
Monroe News-Star History and Ownership Details
The Monroe News-Star highlights its founding dates and early publishers John D Ewing Wilson Ewing and later leaders. It notes filing as a second class matter and its publishing schedule and offices at 110-114 North Second Street. The paper is an independent AP member with Branham advertising representation in major cities.
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John D Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe Post Office
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North Second Street
Monroe News-Star
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