Manion Says Bricker Support Cost His Job
Washington report notes Dr. Clarence E. Manion says his dismissal by President Eisenhower stemmed from his Bricker treaty amendment advocacy. Sen. Bricker proposed limits on treaties and executive agreements, while critics blamed Manion’s speeches and conservative stance for the firing.
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Astronomer Claims 100 Million Planets May Harbor Life
Harvard astronomer Dr. Harlow Shapley argues in Climatic Change that about 100 million planets could support life, possibly including intelligent beings. He notes the vast number of stars and galaxies implies life is widespread, though Earth-like planets are hard to detect with current methods.
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