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The article reports that newly-elected U.S. President Dwight Eisenhower and First Lady Mamie Eisenhower have selected the National Presbyterian Church as the church they will attend to while at the White House in Washington, D.C.

The article focuses on the Buchanan Castle, located in Stirlingshire, Scotland. Sixth Duke of Montrose James Graham developed the castle into a hotel after establishing an eleven-room house for himself and his Duchess in 1935. The castle was shutdown in 1938, but reopened when it was utilized by the government as a hospital and military training facility during the war. Also cited is the price being offered by the Duke of Montrose for the sale of the castle in the week of October 13, 1952.

The article lists the name of persons from different field of profession including singer Judy Collins, baseball player Willie Mays and novelist Thomas Pynchon.

The article discusses a court case wherein the plaintiff filed a lawsuit against editor of the University of Oregon campus newspaper, Annette Buchanan, for refusing to reveal her sources on an article about drug abuse. On a non-jury trial, Buchanan was found guilty of contempt which has stirred reactions from editors across the country. It adds that former senator William F. Knowland sent money to Buchanan to pay the fine or help finance an appeal to Oregon's highest state court.