Colonial Problems Prompt New Washington Thinking
NEA correspondent Peter Edson surveys strains in U S European ties as Washington contemplates possible shifts in colonial policy. The piece notes NATO cohesion, stalled European Defense Community, and U S reliance on Britain and France in Asia Africa and the Middle East while weighing Latin American responses and implications for anti communist resilience. The author warns that any reappraisal could depart from past policy norms and affect alliances and global strategy.
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Peter Edson
United States
NEA
Washington
U. S
Rasent
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Eisenhower
Sir Winston Churchill
John Foster Dulles
Anthony Eden
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Germany
France
Italy
Britain
NATO
Middle East
Lenin
Stalin
Anniversaries span notable American figures and dates
Know America Today's Anniversaries lists births and deaths of figures like Robert A Tombs Richard Henry Stoddard Francis Walker and Walter Williams. It notes Mundelsin and Cardinal, plus Today In History entries from 1776 and 1862 detailing independence and the Federal Land Grant act.
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Georgia
Wilkes County
Richard Henry Stoddard
New York
Hingham
Mass
Francis Amasa Walker
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Charles, Chailly Long
Somerset Co
Walter Williams
Missouri
Univ. of Missouri Journalism School
Boonville
George Cardinal Mundelsin
Chicago
Sel
Notable 19th and 20th Century Events Snapshot
A compact montage reports key moments: Garfield shot and dies in 1881, Dempsey's first million dollar prize fight in 1921, Roosevelt’s 1932 nomination, Earhart last heard from 1937, Communist leaders’ prison terms 1951, Matthews magazine critique 1953. Birthdays include Waksman, Bethe, Douglas, McAuliffe, Newcomer, McDermotte. Also horoscope predicts success through steady work, and John G. Pew, shipbuilder, dies at 83 in Media Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Guiteau
Dempsey
Carpentier
Jersey City
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Amelia Earhart
New Orleans
Senate Subcommittee On
Matthews
Selman A. Waksman
Rutgers University
Russia
Hans A. Bethe
Cornell University
The
Society of American Physicists
Alsace Lorraine
Lewis W. Douglas
Britain
Bizbee, Ariz
Dorothy Dix Readers Ask About TV Kids Shows
Dorothy Dix answers letters on concerns about children's TV programs being too violent. She suggests contacting the sponsoring company or local station, notes progress in child-appropriate programming, and urges parental vigilance and constructive criticism.
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Mrs. T
Collision Injures 13 as Trains Clash Near Kuehren
Police report 13 people injured in a two train collision near Kuehren, four critically, with details of a five year old hit by a car at Market and South streets and a red light violation by Milton Charles Dean in Walkersville. Detective theft reported in Ponce with seven checks totaling $900.
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Germany
The
Hell Syndicate, Inc
Kuehren
Barbara Frances Feigh
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Market
South Streets
Sergt
Sherman Boone
Milton Charles Dean
Walkersville
R. L. Storer
Anna M. Feigh
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