Eisenhower aide Adams under fire over hotel bills
The piece argues that President Eisenhower’s administration, once praised for integrity, is tarnished by the Sherman Adams hotel bill revelations involving Bernard Goldfine. It criticizes Adams for accepting favors, questions whether he helped Goldfine, and states Adams’s usefulness to the White House has ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Harry Truman
White House
Kansas City
Truman
Washington
House
Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Golfine
Goldfine
Lebanon: U.N. watchdog to curb Middle East crisis
A U.N. watchdog commission is urged as the minimum move amid Lebanon's crisis. The Lebanese government accuses President Nasser of guiding the revolt with Syrian and Egyptian help. Observers note Russia's stance and warn of growing risk to Israel, Jordan, and regional oil routes. Lebanon is described as a keystone to regional stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Syria
Cairo
Damascus
West
Israel
Iraq
Jordan
The Newsreel Brightens Busy Years Ahead
The column mocks bragging drivers and politicians while predicting nurses for hospitals and a future of jet powered cars. It notes Maurice Chevalier’s French persona oddly no premier yet and jokes about President photographs swimming underwater. It ends with a quip about a slow driver ahead of you at 495 mph.
Redlands transit expands service to Cypress and Olive area
Harry Johnson operates the Redlands transit line and adds a new run from the Triangle to the Community hospital serving residents near Cypress and Olive avenues. The piece traces Redlands street car history from 1900 to postwar growth, noting earlier lines like Smiley Heights and Terracina as factors shaping development and housing around Cypress, Center, and Orange streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Johnson
Redlands
Triangle
Community Hospital
Cypress and
Olive Avenues
Smiley Heights
Sunnyside
Olive Avenue
Terracina
West Cypress Avenue
Scherer
San Mateo
Center Streets
Kingsbury School
Cypress
Center
Cedar
Center Street
Brookside Avenue
Citrus
Citrus Avenue
Wabash Avenue
Wabash
Wabash Terminal
North Orange Street
San Bernardino
Pacific Electric System
Los Angeles
Orange
Colton
Lugonia
Pioneer
Orange Street
One Minute Pulpit on Sabbath Gates and Mercy
A devotional reflection cites Nehemiah 13 22 urging Levites to cleanse themselves keep the gates and sanctify the sabbath day. The speaker likens the Sabbath to fifty two springs in every year and echoes Coleridge on divine mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Teletips Najor Shows and Singing Stars Rotate on TV
The listing highlights top shows for the evening including Erudite Elfrida Von Nardroff in the 9 p.m. slot on Channel 4 for the 18th appearance, Burns and Allen on Channel 2 at 7 p.m., Georgie and Gracie honeymooning in Beverly Hills, and Channel 13 offering Wanderlust European Holiday at 7:30. Other items include Danny Thomas at 8, Studio One at 9 with Left Handed Welcome, and a colorcast schedule featuring news, cartoons, and variety programs through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chan
Elfrida von Nardroff
Burns and Allen
Georgie
Gracie
Beverly Hills
Siena
Capri
Danny Thomas
Terry
Studio One
Tommy Sands
Television Schedule Wide Scan Evening Lineup
A dense list of TV airings across channels with shows from Burns Allen Detective and Sea Hunt to Mike, Decoys and Studio One. Noting times spanning morning to late night includes news, movies, soaps, and game shows featuring numerous programs and personalities of the era.
Redlands Yesterdays Five Years Ago Highlights
Five years ago in Redlands and vicinity the high reached 68 and the low 53 as Betty Hammen left for Girls State representing local American Legion auxiliaries and Redlands. E F Dibble was re elected president of the San Bernardino county farm bureau. RHS coach Ralph Weaver was to join L A Ram’s professional coaching staff in the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hammen
Girls State
Redlands
Yucaipa
American Legion
E. F. Dibble
San Bernardino
Classified Ads Offer Quick Market for Unused Furniture
Local listings invite residents to sell unused furniture and appliances. Advertisers promise fast sales, highlighting ease of placing ads and reaching buyers in the nearby community.
Radio Schedule Snippet With Mixed Stations and Programs
A fragmented listing shows radio station blocks with times, call letters, and program names across KABC KFI KHJ KNX KHJI KNX. It includes news sports weather and music segments, late night to early morning shifts, with multiple hosts and show titles such as Hunter, Hemingway, and Gordon. The text reads like a daypart grid from a newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KABC
MacKinnon
KFL
KNX
KHIJ
KHJ
Carol Alcott
KHJI
T. Harmon
C. Hermann
KFI
KHIJI
Kfi—City Desk
Stern
Carroll
KNXA
Kai—J. Wagner
KFEL
Joy Forever
Hanla
Life
P. Norman
al Poska
Culture Across the Street in Foggy Bottom Opera House Plan
A citizen envisions a new national opera house and civic center in Foggy Bottom near Christian Haurich's former brewery. He recalls opera memories from Chicago and Munich and notes plans for nine acres of federal land, a donated national venue, and future ballet and wrestling events for local culture seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Wiley
Wis
Bund
Pete
Sam Insull
Opry House
Chicago
Mary Garden
Munich
Germany
Prano
National Opera
Hilda
Los Angeles
Opry
Rassling
Yellow Terror
Paris Wanderings and Fashion Fades in Bardotland
The writer notes sack dresses fall short in Paris as prices rise for tourists. Observations include the Champs-Elysees crowds, wandering fashion, and Marilyn Monroe style myths. The piece shifts to a film shoot for The Roots of Heaven by 20th Century-Fox, with interiors in Paris after Africa location work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
U.S
Champs-Elysees
Hollywood
Central
Las Vegas
20Th Century-Fox Film
French Equatorial Africa
The Family Doctor Telling Childs Pretended Ills From Real Is A Problem
Edwin P. Jordan M D explains how parents tell whether a child’s illness is real or feigned. He notes that children imitate symptoms and that emotional distress can imitate disease. Confronting school or family issues may reveal true causes. symptoms like morning vomiting can stem from parental pregnancy.
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Maurice Chevalier
United States
By Frank and
Bill Moore
By Galbraith
NEA Service, Inc
Suterman
Spar
Patrol
Mickey Mouse
Spatlite
Heart of City
P.m
Popeye T
Talent
San Diego
Cartoon Express
Newsr
Susie
Tinney
Robin Hood
Curt Massey
Capt. Kangaroo
s—News
Ladies Fair
Elizabeth
Garry Moore
Milani
Godfrey
Douga - Re
Jax
Wheeler
Datto
D. Thoman
Restless Gun
State Trooper
Bride
Wells Farzo
Bold Journey
Geo. Fisher
Target
Oscar Levant
Kitty Foyle
Dee Parker
Guiding Lite
Miss Brooks
Sheriff John
Queen
Whittinghiller
Highway Patrol
Night Court
Dick Powell
Tom Duggan
Paul Coates
H. Weaver
Bicago
Jack Paar
al Jarvis
Garry Goodwin
Steve Martin
James C. Forsberg
Arthur Gregory, Jr
Frank Adams
Job’s Daughters Mothers Club
San Bernardino Air Field
L. C. Hammond
Pomona
Knights of Pythias
CBS
Kimball Cannery
Treasure House
J. Trotter
Pat Bishop
H. Miller
Andy
Virg
Peter & Mary
Bristo
Yousg
Ae Trent
RADIO
Amos
KEI
Als
Aus
Man
Heatter
Det
Cole
T. Story
Nora Drake
Ma Perkins
Tello
Dr. Malone
Crowell
KHI
Arthur Golfy
Kate Smith
Kyi
Pepper Young
Ruthaston
Dr. Gentry
Philip Norman
M. J. Bennett
Road of Life
Uus
Burt
Art Baker
Pat Buttram
Kfi—Farm
Cedric Foster
Ed Enx
Art Linklet
Opera House
Frederick C. Othman
Champs- Elysees
Arc de Triomphe
Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn
Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
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