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WASHINGTON-U.S.A. By Tris Coffin Defending Defense GENERAL EISENHOWER, as the Washington Post enjoys calling him, is back at the command post. He barks out orders with a military firmness. There...

JOHNSON'S CONGRESS (January 1959)

WASHINGTON-U.S.A. By Tris Coffin Johnsons Congress ON THE OPENING day of Congress, when all the applause and shouting were done, a tall, lean figure stood before the bank of seats where the Vice...

Washington-U.S.A (November 1958)

WASHINGTON-U.S.A. By Tris Coffin Rockefeller Bucks Landslide, Is Democrats' Man-to-Beat in '60 A deeply-flowing revolution in American politics, the first since the New Deal hurst on the scene in...

Washington-U.S.A. (June 1958)

WASHINGTON—U.S.A. By Tris Coffin The Last Days of The Great Crusade ON the night of January 20, 1953, millions of Americans professed to see a faint, golden glow about the magnificent colonial...

Washington - U.S.A. (June 1958)

By Tris Coffin The Crisis in U.S. Education And Why It Will Continue In the old Senate Chamber where great minds once displayed their knowledge, America's appalling education crisis has been...

Washington-U. S. A. (May 1958)

WASHINGTON—U.S.A. By Tris Coffin Senate Probes U.S. Stand on Disarmament, Bomb-Test Ban In this, the hour when the voice of the turtle is heard and spring has burst suddenly and beautifully on...

Washington-U. S. A.: (January 1958)

WASHINGTON-USA, By Tris Coffin Congress Wary of Ike Budget Plans The Eisenhower Administration has made three basic evaluations to guide it through 1958. They are: The United States holds a...

Washington-U.S.A. (December 1957)

WASHINGTON—U.S.A. By Tris Coffin Capital Scans New Methods For East-West Negotiation New ideas for breaking what Canada's Lester Pearson calls the "dangerous stalemate in international policy...

Washington-U. S. A. (December 1957)

WASHINGTON-U.S.A. By Tris Coffin Will Ike Resign? Each morning at 10:30, reporters hear White House news secretary James Hagerty describe the ''excellent improvement" of the President. In...

Washington-U.S.A. (November 1957)

WASHINGTON-U.S.A. By Tris Coffin The Reappraisals Are Agonizing A ship tossing in a storm while its officers argue angrily over a proper course might describe the Eisenhower Administration...

Washington-U.S.A. (November 1957)

WASHINGTON-U.S.A. By Tris Coffin Macmillan's Visit & Atomic Secrecy Harold Macmillan has left behind the vivid autumn and uncertainty of Washington after at least one agreement. This is that...

Washington-U. S. A. (October 1957)

WASHINGTON—U.S.A. By Tris Coffin Soviet Sputnik and ICBM Shock Complacent Capital Washington has the drawn face and wide pupils of a man suffering from shock. The remedy is apt to be tough and...

Washington - U.S.A. (October 1957)

WASHINGTON-U.S.A. By Tris Coffin The Man in the White House And the Struggle in the South The White House sits in the washed-out autumn sunlight like an old man dozing gently. Tourists stream out...

Washington - U.S.A. (September 1957)

WASHINGTON-U.S.A. By Tris Coffin Faubus Success Encourages Segregationist Violence A few days ago, a strange storm, the tail of a wandering hurricane, hit Washington. Winds cruelly lashed the...

Washington-U.S.A. (September 1957)

WASHINGTON-U.S.A. By Tris Coffin U.S. Friends and Diplomats Abroad An odd habit of Secretary of State John Foster Dulles is giving American foreign policy gas pains. This is his old lawyer's...

Washington - U.S.A. (August 1957)

WASHINGTON-U.S A. By Tris Coffin The New Revolt Against Eisenhower In these bright days of August, President Eisenhower looks amazingly like Harry Truman embattled with the 80th...

Washington-U.S.A. (August 1957)

WASHINGTON—U.S.A. By Tris Coffin How Lyndon Johnson Engineered Compromise on Civil Rights Bill One day during the civil rights debate, reporters carefully watched a slim, handsome Senator stroll...

Washington-U. S. A. (July 1957)

WASHINGTON—U.S.A. By Tris Coffin Dulles's Maneuvers, Ike's Press Conferences, and Civil Rights Washington, D.C. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles is engaged in a unique maneuver. He is...

Washington - U.S.A. (July 1957)

WASHINGTON-U.S.A. By Tris Coffin Changing Atmosphere Washington, D.C. A fear that oppressed Washington and diverted its energies for a decade is slowly drifting away. This is a fear that some...

The 'Tight Money' Fight (February 1957)

High Interest rates, which hurt small businessmen and farmers, come under attack by Congressional Democrats as well as independent Republicans The Tight Money' Fight Washington An outraged Zeus...

Why Congress Is Suspicious (January 1957)

Ike's Doctrine and the Mideast WHY CONGRESS IS SUSPICIOUS By Tris Coffin Washington A Congressman famous for his off-the-record comments was entertaining reporters just outside the House Foreign...

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COFFIN, TRISTRAM

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COHEN, ARTHUR A.

COHEN, BARRY MENDEL

COHEN, BENJAMIN V.

COHEN, DAVID

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COHEN, EMILY

COHEN, FELIX S.

COHEN, HANAN

Cohen, J. N.