Word: shirer
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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William L. Shirer, noted commentator and author, attacked the conception that independent, rearmed Germany and Japan will buttress the position of the West in the current struggle with the Soviets. Various other aspects of American foreign policy bore the critical analysis of Dr. James Phinney Baxter, III, President of Williams College; Frederick L. Schuman, professor of Government at Williams; and John Crider, commentator and columnist, at the opening forum of the All-College Conference last night...
Kulpokun critics and defenders of American's foreign policy will tangle repally here this weekend. Such headiers Henry A. Wallace. Owen D. Laltimore, William L. Shirer, and Geoffrey Lewis are all among the speakers at the All-College Conference program...
...weekend will start off in high gear with is form on "Diverse Views on Foreign Policy" at 8 p.m. tonight in Sanders Theatre. William L. Shirer, noted commentator, will analyze both the Democratic and Republican viewpoints, James Phimney Baxter III, president of Willias College, will outline the G.O.P. stand, Fiedrecik L. Schuman, professor at Williams, will present an independent view, and John Crider, Pulitzer Prize winner and radio analyst, will moderate...
Among the other speakers are radio commentator John Crider, William I. Shirer, three State Department officials, and prominent faculty members from eastern schools, including 12 from the University Several Nieman Fellows complete the roster...
After Burt Lancaster comes a little stinker called The Magic Face. William Shirer narrates an idiotic story about how Hitler died. You guessed, it Luther Adler, plays the Feuhrer...