Word: viewings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...President professed to be no desk-pounder, he was for emphasis a table-tapper on one question: In view of "the voters' decision to continue . . . with a Democratic Congress and a Republican Executive." does he regard his election as a mandate to continue New Republican programs? Said Ike: "I think if I didn't believe that this was somewhat of a mandate to me to push forward with what I have been trying to tell the United States is my policy, my beliefs, my convictions and a program, then I would be arrogating to myself a tremendous personal...
...third party has still to be brought around: Israel's David Ben-Gurion, who wants political rewards for surrendering his military gains. Ben-Gurion, from past experience, has a low opinion of Hammarskjold's famed diplomatic technique. In the Israeli view, Hammarskjold thinks that situations can be solved merely by formulating them...
Wilson also felt serious reservations about a suggestion that the Government put out "a forceful statement to the press outlining the differences between ordinary peace and the present situation from the point of view of information security." But on the whole, he complimented the committee, headed by Boston Lawyer Charles A. Coolidge, and gave orders for putting "the great majority" of its 28 recommendations into effect. Among the recommendations that the press can cheer: make clear that the classification system is not to be used to suppress information not affecting national security...
There was time for Russian observers to get a striking view of U.S. power, and Soviet Coach Gabriel Korobkov was properly impressed. "This U.S. team," said he, "is the greatest ever assembled by any country any time...
Benefactor Shriver's idea of how his early 19th century Georgian brick memorial should be decorated turned out to require the services of half a dozen artists and sculptors. On view last week was the largest item of all: a 640-sq. ft. mural for the main lobby, made up of panels depicting the early faculty of the Medical School, the early faculty of Johns Hopkins, philanthropists of Baltimore, the picture of Shriver's class of 1891 and a deep, cotillion bow from Bachelor Shriver to The Ten Famous Beauties of Baltimore, each shown "at the height...