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...honor he prizes most is a letter dated Aug. 24. 1954. the day after an interim report to the nation by the President: "Just a note to thank you and your staff for the extraordinary cooperation that you gave to my staff and me in the telecast from your studio last evening. It was a distinct pleasure to have the opportunity to meet you. Very sincerely, Dwight D. Eisenhower...
...Freedom Radio" stations in Pecs, Miskolc and other cities, while critical of the overwhelming Communist majority in the new Cabinet ("Men who had sold out to the Soviet Union"), seemed ready to settle for "a general election," i.e., the new government was acceptable provided it was as an interim...
TIDELANDS DRILLING will be resumed after four-month stalemate between State of Louisiana and U.S. Government. Though battle over ownership of area more than three miles offshore must finally be settled by U.S. Supreme Court, Louisiana and Government have signed interim operating agreement so that oilmen can keep on drilling and exploring until court rules, probably some time next summer...
This week, midway through a six-week survey syndicated daily in 83 newspapers, Lubell offered an interim forecast based on his findings among what he calls the key voters-those who supported Harry Truman in 1948 and switched to Dwight Eisenhower in 1952. He estimated that "roughly half" of these voters would go for Eisenhower again. "If the proportion holds until Election Day," he said, "it would give the President around 52% of the popular vote, even if all the voters who now say they are 'undecided' were to swing to Adlai Stevenson...
Sagoya and his bullyboys were by no means the only Japanese who were disturbed by Hatoyama's new-found willingness to agree to an interim peace settlement that would not commit Russia to return to Japan the southern Kuril islands of Etorofu and Kunashiri. Earlier, the powerful businessmen who finance Hatoyama's Liberal-Democratic Party demanded that the Premier abandon the Moscow trip unless the Russians could be persuaded to give advance assurances that possession of Etorofu and Kunashiri would "continue to be the subject of negotiations" even after a peace settlement. To pacify the businessmen, the Hatoyama...