Oppenheimer Case Tests AEC Security Standards
The three man board found J Robert Oppenheimer loyal yet a poor security risk due to late life associations and perceived candor issues. The AEC must rule on whether a trusted adviser with contentious ties warrants continued clearance, testing the security system governing vital national work.
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Atomic Energy Commission
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Oppenheim
AEC
Cominform falters amid Tito disputes and China rise
The Cominform once hailed in 1947 as a world Communist bureau now struggles to be heard. It failed to subdue Tito and faces the wider challenge of China's emergence, undermining its influence and questions about revival. The text cites its limited membership and waning relevance alongside a biblical quote from Hebrews.
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Cominform
Iron Curtain
Comintern
Stalin
Communist Information Bureau
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
Albania
Yugoslavia
France
Italy
Tional Communist Organization
Tito
Yugoslav Communist Party
Cominforms
Peiping
Republican Voluntary Organization
Milwaukee
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Pearl Harbor
London
White House
No. 10 Downing Street
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
False Ideas Abroad Of U S Motives In Europe
EN ROUTE TO WASHINGTON a European observer argues that European distrust of U S motives stems from postwar materialism and poor news flow. He notes Germans fear Armaments, French delays on European Defense, and broad skepticism about democracy while urging U S leadership and patient reconstruction.
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Washington
Europe
United States
Dulles
Admiral Radford
Britain
Indochina
England
Commons
Geneva
Capitol Dome Platform Challenges Wisconsin Republicans
The Wisconsin Republicans face difficulty crafting an appealing platform after years in power since 1939. The article notes they will highlight fiscal prudence, state-building, and new laws while arguing for continuity if re elected, amid a general voter contentment and a crowded political scene.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
Anglo American alliance frays over Indochina and Bermuda row
The piece argues a widening rift between Britain and the United States since Bermuda and Indochina standoffs. It portrays Churchill chafing under Eisenhower, urging unity yet blocking Anglo American steps, and notes shifts in wartime loyalties and NATO plans amid global power realignments.
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Bermuda
Churchill
Dwight Eisenhower
New York
United States
White House
Eisenhower
Ike
Guild Hall
England
America
Truman
Attlee
U.N
C. D. Jackson
Fortune Magazine
Indochina
Anthony Eden
Washington
NATO
Welch Weeps at Army McCarthy Hearing Clash
Joseph N. Welch 64, special counsel for the Army, wept as he left the Army McCarthy hearing, reflecting that the senate clash was rough for him. He had pressed Roy M. Cohn and seen McCarthy intervene to pin Welch to the witness chair, while Welch questioned Fisher and the National Lawyers Guild connection.
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James Marlow
the World Today
Welch
McCarthy
Stevens
Washington
Joseph N. Welch
The
Army
Army-McCarthy
Boston
Senate
Sen. McCarthy
Frederick G. Fisher
Fisher
Roy M. Cohn
Cohn
Mc Carthy
Senate Committee
MccCarthy
John G. Adams
National Lawyers Guild
Harvard Law School
Lawyers Guild
House Un-American Activities Committee
Guild
Ten Years Ago Wynona Hauser Visits La Crosse
Wynona Hauser arrives from New York for a week with her mother Mrs E Wynona Hauser. Doe the German shepherd is the first U S Army dog returned to La Crosse from Pvt and Mrs Russell Lagan.
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Wynona Hauser
New York
E. Wynona Hauser
U.S. Army
la Crosse
Doe
Pvt
Russell Lagan
Johnson St
Bagens
Lester W. Seemann
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Catholic University of America
Washington, D.C
Bertha Buelow
B. F. Keeler
Grand Lodge of Wisconsin Masons
Milwaukee
David ©. Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Carroll College
Waukesha
Letter on McCarthy and communism stirs Tribune views
A Tribune reader argues the Master Plan to destroy liberties is being executed with violent propaganda funded by millions. The letter condemns McCarthyism and attacks the Army hearings and White House, citing press and Communist literature and urging the Tribune to publish more details with signatures.
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Drew Pearson
House
Senate
White House
McCarthy
Department of Justice
Joe McCarthy
Committee
Weekly Worker
Mr. Gore
Joe
Daily Worker
the Tribune
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Malenkov
Stockholm
Laniel
Little Island
Free World
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Pearson
Adams
MeeCarthy
la Crosse Tribune
Miriam Marti
Catherine Farrand
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Sweet Briar College of
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