27 Sep 1951
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1951
Page
1
A critique argues the administration uses national security to muzzle the press. It warns that bureaucrats will cloak almost all information as secret, endangering democracy as control spreads. The piece asserts citizens must recognize internal enemies and resist silencing the news.
An Edgar A. Guest verse reflects on display prizes and cups as gaudy symbols of victory. It notes how trophies tempt pride but fade with time as dust and tarnish replace praise, ending with a caution about not driving after drinking.
Editors at the Associated Press Managing Editors meeting forecast Truman as the Democratic standard bearer and expect Truman to win re election. They also project Eisenhower could beat either Truman or Taft if he runs on the Republican ticket.
Kyodo reports Tokyo may press for admission to the United Nations ahead of ratification of the peace treaty.
The Atlantic News Telegraph publishes evenings except Sunday under News-Telegraph Pub Corp. Editor Simpson. Rates listed for subscriptions by carriers in Atlantic, Cass and adjoining counties, elsewhere in Iowa, U S and Canada, with monthly and yearly options and different regional prices.
Drew Pearson surveys Washington fights over Iowa Governor Beardsley tax evasions and a push to guard Gen Curtis Le May after a Truman assassination attempt. He reports on Czech leaflets fueling anti-communist sentiment, GOP surveys boosting Eisenhower, and shifts to helicopter troops for Marine landings.
A group of St Louis Republicans plans a Stassen for President headquarters Monday. They claim Stassen as the viable GOP nominee, noting Eisenhower unlikely to run and framing a race between Stassen and Taft.
George Sokolsky argues Truman should retain Dean Acheson as a policy pivot and praises MacArthur for Japan treaty credit. He warns against credit jumping by the president and notes past fits of political realism in naming successors. Hoover is also mentioned in relation to credit.
A historical record shows Dean Acheson concurred with eight of the Hoover commission reports and dissented on others. The text questions Truman's handling and asks why the State Department blocked full implementation while praising Hoover's work. Copyright 1951 King Features Syndicate.
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