Longines Chronoscope Episode Dated 22 January 1954
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Longines Chronoscope - Episode dated 22 January 1954Lesueur and Cronkite interview Sir Hartley Shawcross, Member of the Parliament and former Attorney-General of England. Topics include the future of Communism in the United States and Great Britain and approaches for handling internal security problems. |
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Longines Chronoscope - Episode dated 11 January 1954Lesueur and Burdett interview Delegate to Congress Joseph R. Farrington, a Republican from Hawaii. Topics include the possibility of Hawaiian statehood and the benefits that statehood would convey to Hawaiians. |
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Longines Chronoscope - Episode dated 1 January 1954Larry Lesueur and Winston Burdett, news correspondents for the Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS), interview Walter Williams, Undersecretary of the Department of Commerce. Topics include America's long-term economic outlook and the possibility of a near- ... |
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Longines Chronoscope - Episode dated 4 January 1954LeSueur and Burdett interview Senator Lester C. Hunt, a Democrat representing Wyoming. Topics include policies of the Eisenhower administration, the transfer of public resources to private hands, the possibility of bi-partisan cooperation during the up- ... |
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Longines Chronoscope - Episode dated 6 January 1954Larry Lesueur and Charles Collingwood, correspondents for CBS News, interview W. Averell Harriman, the former Director of the Mutual Security Agency. Topics include the decline of U.S. economic strength on its allies, the shake-up in the Russian power ... |
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Longines Chronoscope - Episode dated 27 January 1954Lesueur and Crawford interview Congressman Peter Frelinghuysen, Jr., a Republican representing New Jersey. Topics include farm prices, the Defense Department's budget, use of atomic weapons and the House of Representatives' investigation of internal ... |
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Longines Chronoscope - Episode dated 25 January 1954Larry Lesueur and Ned Calmer, news correspondents for the Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS), interview Selim Sarper, Turkish Ambassador to the United States. Topics include the government, economy and people of Turkey. |
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Longines Chronoscope - Episode dated 13 January 1954Lesueur and Krisna Belleraman, Chief Correspondent for Hindu Newspapers, interview Chester Bowles, formerly U.S. Ambassador to India, Governor of Connecticut and Administrator of the Office of Price Administration. Topics include U.S.-Indian relations, the ... |
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Longines Chronoscope - Episode dated 8 January 1954Larry Lesueur and Walter Cronkite, CBS News Correspondents, interview Albert M. Cole, Federal Administrator of the Housing and Home Finance Agency. Topics include President Eisenhower's recommendations for the development of low-priced housing for low- ... |
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Longines Chronoscope - Episode dated 20 January 1954Lesueur and Thomas J. Hamilton, chief United Nations reporter for the New York Times, interview Charles Allen, a member of the Korean Peace Conference Mission. Topics include the status of negotiations to end the Korean War and the difficulty obtaining the ... |
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Longines Chronoscope - Episode dated 29 January 1954Larry Lesueur and Lou Cioffi, CBS news correspondents, interview General James A. Van Fleet, the former commander of the U.S. Eighth Army stationed in Korea. Topics include ways that the United States might have won the Korean War, military lessons learned ... |
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