Press knew of MacArthur escape plan before Truman act
Washington dispatch reports hundreds of editors and outlets knew of General Douglas MacArthur’s pending statement in 1951 before President Truman acted to suppress it. The White House says Truman moved quickly Saturday to withdraw the remarks, though editors and officials scrambled to confirm timing and distribution. The US News and World Report issue carried the full MacArthur statement, complicating suppression efforts and leaving questions about how the information traveled. Frank Buck and John Hoff guests noted in Minnesota Duluth dinner scene.
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US News & World Report
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John Hoff
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Duluth
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
University of California At Berkeley
International House
Prank Buck
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Oakland Aven Council
Rainmaking Is Not For Amateurs
New York urged against amateur cloud seeding as Dr. Bernard Vonnegut warned that unlicensed attempts to make rain threaten scientific tests. He said laws may require licenses for seeders to prevent atmosphere contamination and protect weather research progress.
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Bernard Vonnegut
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United States
GOP Leaders Rally Over Truman Muzzling MacArthur Issue
Republican leaders seize on President Truman’s suppression of Gen Douglas MacArthur’s Formosa statement as a campaign issue. Senators and House leaders portray the incident as proof of administration missteps in Far Eastern policy, urging candidates to use it to pressure for a sturdier anti-communist line in November.
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Family guests honor Hartley sister in Sacramento visit
Mr. and Mrs. David Kelly and daughters hosted Mrs. Wiley Hartley and daughters from Sacramento at 338 Via Aries. Hartley was feted Tuesday evening at Mrs. Frank Buck’s home with co host Mrs. Clifford Géer ing. Other guests included neighbors and relatives from Alhambra and Sharon mass. The piece also notes a historical claim about the first cannon raft and references a GOP document quote on 1939 1960 foreign policy.
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Electrical Wonderland fairy land of light and marvels
A vivid preview of an Electrical Wonderland exhibit promising a magical, family friendly fair ground of wonders. Visitors will see infrared cooking ranges refrigerator doors reacting to voice and a self powering percolator. A 40 foot glass cloth tower will rise at the center of the auditorium and many other demonstrations promise constant activity all evening.
Rhee Thanks 82 Wounded Marines in Korea
President Syngman Rhee of South Korea expressed gratitude to 82 wounded American Marines in Korea. He addressed them as they received Purple Hearts, praising their sacrifice and asking what would have happened without their presence, as he spoke with emotion.
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