Eisenhower calls peace path steady but ready for war
President Eisenhower in a nationwide address says the free world has advanced toward lasting peace yet must keep formidable military strength to deter communism. He emphasizes unity among free nations, UN work, and new defense ties, noting progress in Western Europe and Southeast Asia.
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English Lesson by W L Gordon Equanimity and word study
A periodical language note by W L Gordon presents guidance on usage pronunciation and spelling. It defines equanimity as evenness of mind and calm temper and gives examples noting misuses and historic mule census figures to illustrate linguistic points.
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