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...defend itself and Western civilization against the political and military forces of Communism." (She failed in an effort to get a Republican nomination in Connecticut for U.S. Senator.) In all, she delivered 47 radio and TV speeches during the Eisenhower campaign. The most effective: a coast-to-coast telecast on the Administration's record on Communism in Government. Into her speech she cut newsreel clips and phonograph records of testimony from Whittaker Chambers, Communist Nathan Gregory Silvermaster and others...
...several hours with Eisenhower, advised him to stick with Dick Nixon (although some of Nixon's friends were mistakenly convinced at the time that Brownell had advised Ike to dump Nixon). Before dawn, he was flying back to New York, thinking through some advice to Nixon on his telecast. Brownell proposed the audit and legal study of the fund, which were highly effective in making Nixon's case...
...hundred hours later, on Christmas Day, West zone viewers saw their first regular telecast: a Christmas play, carols and hymns, man-in-the-street interviews at Cologne Cathedral. Promised for the future: sportcasts. ballet, drama, pickups of shows from cabarets. In the hope of capturing viewers in Communist-occupied Germany, the West zone is broadcasting with Russian-type equipment and transmits the same 625-line TV picture that is standard behind the Iron Curtain. The Reds have met this threat by refusing to sell TV sets to individuals. Instead, receivers are installed only in factories, meeting halls, schools and restaurants...
...instantly became a TV performer on a 49-station NBC network, courtesy of Smith, Kline and French, manufacturers of pharmaceuticals. Though physicians gathered at A.M.A. meetings had previously watched childbirth over closed-circuit hookups (TIME, June 25, 1951), this was the first time that a delivery had been telecast for the general public...