Word: monitors
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ROSCOE DRUMMOND, longtime Washington correspondent of the Christian Science Monitor and now the Washington Bureau Chief of the New York Herald Tribune...
...television manufacturers, notably Diamond Power Specialty Corp. of Lancaster, Ohio, makes specialized TV units (average installation cost: $4,000). Compared to entertainment TV, it is still small potatoes, but the field is wide open. Foxboro Bay State Raceway outside Boston has signed up for a battery of cameras to monitor races at various points along the rack. The new Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, now going up, will have closed-circuit TV to let a guest read a dinner menu on his TV set or give him a look at the nightclub act going on downstairs. In Las Vegas...
Gordon Walker, assistant overseas news editor of the Christian Science Monitor, will moderate the forum, which begins at 8 p.m. in Burr A. Walker has just returned form the Far East and is going back there shortly...
...face of the obvious facts that where the Roman Church is dominant, you regularly find Communism stronger than where the free churches are dominant. Furthermore, this idea that only Roman Catholics can be trusted to be anti-Communist is having, on the authority of the Christian Science Monitor, some very dangerous results in the loyalty investigations in Washington...
...late Mayor Reuter, Italian Industrialist Adriano Olivetti's explanation of "How U.S. Aid Boomeranged in Italy," and regular departments on investment abroad, the United Nations, "What's Ahead," etc. The first issue of the new magazine was warmly greeted by the internationally minded Christian Science Monitor. Said the Monitor: World "promises to be world-minded without being softheaded, to be liberal without being left, to be distinguished without being stuffy...