End to McCarthy Army hearings in sight
The article notes the hearings may end soon after weeks of bickering and dramatic appeals. It discusses public opinion, the role of loyalty boards, and the impact on trust in government, centering on McCarthy, the Senate Subcommittee, and the Eisenhower administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator McCarthy
McCarthy
Senate Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Executive Branch
Congressional Committee
Reds
Two Decades Of Trade Agreements In U S Tariff Policy
The article reviews twenty years of the Reciprocal Trade Agreements program begun under Secretary Cordell Hull in 1934. It discusses wartime disruptions, fears of industry injury from tariff reductions, and the push for a permanent policy embracing foreign trade with a focus on "trade not aid" and mutual purchasing of American goods. It cites advocates like Clarence Randall and Charles Taft and notes Congress seeking a temporary extension while policy decisions unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cordell Hull
Hull
America
Clarence Randall
Charles P. Taft
Cleveland
Davenport
Congress
Britain and U S Leaders to Discuss Asia Defense Ties
Churchill and Eden visit Washington after the Geneva Conference to smooth Anglo American relations and plan ahead on Western defense against Communist encroachment in Asia. They will meet Eisenhower with Dulles and Eden, aiming for private talks and potential agreements. The White House and London emphasize ongoing close consultation and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Britain
Free World
Asia
Great Britain
United States
White House
10 Downing Street
London
Atlantic
House of Commons
Winston
United Action
John Foster Dulles
Anthony Eden
Soviet Russia
Red China
America
Treasury
George Humphrey
Canada
British Empire
I'v
Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Europe
Capitol Dome and Jack Rouse Shape Wisconsin GOP
Jack Rouse, longtime office manager of Wisconsin Republican headquarters, guides campaign tempo and coordinates state party staff. The article portrays Rouse as a professional politician keeping a sometimes loose, uneasy party machine organized and focused amid liberal traditions and direct nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Jack Rouse
Republican Party Organization
Wisconsin
Republican Voluntary Campaign Organization
Re- Wyngaard Publican
Rouse
Harvey V. Higley
Marinette
Washington
Wayne Hood
la Crosse
Robert L. Pierce
Menomonie
Henry Ringling
GOP
Unhappy Days For Dr Oppenheimer In The World Today
The Atomic Energy Commission weighs whether James Oppenheimer can again be trusted with secrets after a 1953 security review. He headed the original A bomb project and later advised the AEC from Princeton. A three member board found him loyal but not trusted to hold secrets, a ruling potentially revisited by the full AEC and possibly by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouse
Sauk
Iowa
Baraboo
Higley
GOP
Marinette
Republican National
James Marlow
Dr. Oppenheimer
Gressional Committee
Oppenheimer
AEC
Marlow Oppenheimer
Ue Ke
United States
Truman
Eisenhower
FBI
Lewis L. Strauss
Strauss
Gordon Gray
University of North Carolina
Army
Ward V. Evans
Loyola University, Chicago
Thomas A. Morgan
Sperry Corp
Gray
Morgan
Evans
Senate House Committee On Atomic Energy
Adm
Lewis Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Admiral Strauss
Washington
Bel Syndicate, Inc
Letter Writer Attacks F H F Over Pool Debate
George B. Ridout D M submits critical readers note about F H F and Joe McCarthy likening to a mountain and a gnat. He disputes anti pool Sunday morning cancellation and worries about blue laws and church councils. He cites Westbrook Pegler and John Wesley while defending family swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Fry
la Crosse
John Wesley
Methodist Episcopal Church
Joint Chiefs Split on Indochina Run at Quantico
Southeast Asia defense talks in the Pentagon reveal deep splits among the Joint Chiefs over Indochina. Radford urges immediate air and naval aid, Ridgway fears ground troop entanglement, while Twining backs restraint and Carney hints at a shift toward caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adm
Arthur Radford
Indochina
Hanoi
Cabied
U.S
North Indochina
United States
Radford
Ridgway
Admiral Carney
Carney
Joint Chiefs
Nixon
Quantico
Eisenhower
Chaireman Radford
White House
Ten Years Ago Former Circus Press Agent In Town
From the Files Of The La Crosse Tribune ten years ago notes C 8 Prim rose a contracting press agent for Cole Brothers Circus. Shows scheduled for June 30 at the Winter Garden grounds with afternoon and night performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Primrose
Cole Brothers Circus
Winter Garden
Lawrence M. Engelhard
Western Adjustment Inspection Co
Lees and Bunge
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God
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David Lawrence Dispatch
Churchill
Tween
West
John Wyngaard
Capitol Dome
Jack Rouse Key
Rae
Dr. J. Rob
Russia
United Nations
Princeton, N.J
Institute For Advanced Study
Che la Crosse Tribune
R. L. Bangsberg
Tribune
Joe McCarthy
Westbrook Pegler
la Crosse Tribune
George B. Ridout, M
Drew Pearson
Southeast Asia
Australia
New Zealand
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Naval Operations
Marine Corps
Matt Ridgway
Ike
Nathan Twining
Air Force
Pearson
Camp Decorah
Gertrude Lutz
Paul Lutz
Rochester
Minn
St. Mary's Hospital
Miss Lutz
St. Francis School of Nursing
Pioneer Hall
R. H. Kinney
la Crosse Can. Co
Hyde
W.B. Irvine
Military Order of Serpents
Eau Claire
G. O. Henning
J. I. Ward
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