Public hearings on CIA operations risk wrecking covert networks
The article argues that CIA public inquiries could endanger agents abroad and compromise secret intelligence. It notes the CIA coordinates foreign data, relies on allied sources, and warns that exposure harms informants. It suggests a joint House Senate oversight committee as a safer, limited check.
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Maverick legacies from Texas pioneer to gobbledygook creator
Samuel Augustus Maverick coined the term maverick for unbranded calves while his grandson Maury Maverick coined gobbledygook from official prose. Maury, a San Antonio figure, died at 58, after a career as a New Dealer and San Antonio mayor who fought the Ku Klux Klan and served in World War I. He never branded a horse in the House, a noted distinction in his public life. Luke 11 16 is cited as a prompting sign from heaven.
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National House of Representatives
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McCarthy Not Isolationist, Europeans Say in Europe
A Washington correspondent reports that Europeans view Senator McCarthy as not an isolationist based on his international voting record since 1947. The piece reviews roll calls on aid, treaties, and foreign policy, noting McCarthy often sided with international cooperation and defense measures. Europeans prioritize economic and security collaboration over U.S. domestic issues.
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China
University Budget Clarity urged in Madison
UW officials press for a transparent budget request to the next state administration and Legislature. Prof W H Young leads the effort to explain costs of instruction versus self supporting services. The aim is to avoid past misunderstandings and secure adequate funding for the university's many programs.
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Letters From Tribune Readers on McCarthy and Book Critiques
A Tribune readers letter defends Senator McCarthy against attacks and praises proponents of his views. The writer cites books and notable officials, urging readers to consider documented evidence and support from Taft, Hoover, Pegler, Sokols ky, and Lawrence, among others, while noting editor constraints on signatures and word count.
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Adlai Points To GOP Disunity In Interview
Washington columnist Drew Pearson notes Adlai Stevenson lashed into Republican foreign policy unity, sarcasm about a “platoon” of secretaries, and a call for a united bipartisan approach. He recalls Stevenson's praise of Roosevelt aides and warns of fractured party lines on national policy. Maverick’s death is remembered as a fearless Texas reformer who fought big interests and left a lasting San Antonio monument.
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Rhee May Resume War If Geneva Fails
James Marlow reports that if Geneva fails to yield a peace, Syngman Rhee could restart the Korean War. U.S. and U.N. presence numbers exceed 900,000 including 650,000 South Korean troops and 250,000 allied forces. Rhee's 20 divisions rely on American support, with front lines manned by North Korean and Chinese forces and heavy fortifications behind. diplomacy teeters as regional conflict risks flare.
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Ten years ago Herman family reunion at Myrick Park
Ten years past the Herman family held their annual reunion at Myrick Park with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ristow in charge. Various members gathered while other items note women attending the Women’s Relief Corps convention in Sheboygan and other community events.
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