End of the Line and Eisenhower Press Conference Review
A reader recalls Eisenhower’s late 1950s press conference, noting his strained demeanor and lack of vitality. Mike O Neill pressed questions about Dulles, prompting a sharp dismissal by the President who defended Dulles as the wisest, most dedicated man he knows.
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Take It Easy Live Longer on Safe Driving Speeds
Traffic officials warn speed increases sharply raise fatality risk. At 25 mph one in 300 die, 45 mph one in 70, 55 mph one in 40, and 75 mph one in eight. Readers urged to stay within limits and drive safely to live longer.
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President Questions Unification Of Defense Services
The President warns against fighting for unification of military services and streamlining the Pentagon. He says his views will be expressed and he could not support directions not aligned with his stance. The piece contrasts his attitude with calls to curb an expansive defense establishment.
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