McCarthy Critique Spotlighted by Scripps-Howard Papers
The Ohio papers in Cleveland Cincinnati Post and Columbus Citizen featured Walter Woltman’s series on Senator McCarthy as exclusive. He argues McCarthy distorts communism and harms anti-communist efforts while critics question why earlier coverage failed to challenge his tactics.
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Cincinnati SUN entered as secoo class master in 1944 post office listing
The piece lists subscription rates, executive board names, and references a 1954 political debate. It notes McCarthy’s continued activity and quotes Sen. Wayne Morse comparing public power policy to golf, dated July 17, 1954.
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Strained ties emerge between Eisenhower aides and One Party Press
The piece surveys growing critical commentary from Time Scripps Howard Walter Lippmann and AP about the Eisenhower administration. It notes editorials accusing leadership weakness and policy indecision amid foreign affairs and Indochina. It also mentions the GI Bill press notice change and GM pulling WSJ ads over 1955 model info.
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Reuther Raps Ike's Retreat On Watch Tariff
CIO President Walter P. Reuther condemned President Eisenhower's move to impose a tariff on Swiss watches. He said the action retreat from trade leadership will be seen as a shift back to protectionism and will burden allied nations while damaging U S friendship in difficult times.
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Ohio Utilities Can't Lose Rate Case
Veteran Ohio observer James T. Keenan argues PUCO favors utilities and rarely denies rate hikes. He blames an outdated rate law and a hostile legislature that blocked reform, leaving consumers stuck with rising gas and electric bills.
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