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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1951

Page

5

GOPs Back and Democrats Split on MacArthur Speech

Congress shows sharp party divide over Gen. Douglas MacArthur's Far Eastern policy address. About 51 Republicans back his stance, with mixed Democratic views ranging from strong support to criticism and noncommitment. The debate touches Korea China and war risks.

Washington Congress Douglas MacArthur Uke Legre

Senators Clash On Radio Studio Debate Over War Policy

Four Senators recorded Far Eastern views as Capehart and Humphrey clashed over communism and Korea. Capehart accused Humphrey and Lehman of sympathies with Red China while Taft tried to separate them. A scuffle followed. Humphrey said he resented the remarks and left the room.

Capehart S.O.B Welker Humphrey Lehman Red China Herbert Lehman Sen. Taft Ohio Tafti Taft Blair Moody Detroit Ohican Macarthur United Nations c Republican Republican Party Sen Sen. Lehman

MacArthur Speech Proof Claimed Before Congress

In Tokyo a key staff officer said Gen. MacArthur could document his speech to Congress, calling proof “the easiest” part. He noted the real test will be when MacArthur testifies before the Senate armed services committee. The issue of JCS approval remained unclear, though informants expect backing if prepared.

Sen. Nixon R.-Calif Sais MacArthn Korea Sen. O'Mahoney D.-Wys MacArthu Joint Chiefs of Staff JO Mahoney Joint Chiefs MacArthur Sparkman D.ala Bradley Omar N. Bradley Sen McCarthy R.wis Engle Rep D-Calif Edwin C. Johnson D. Colo Senhavez D-N. M Sen. Smathers D.-Fla China Smathers Sen. McClellan Arkansas Tokyo Congress Senate Armed Services Committee

Stanford Graduates to Meet Tonight

Stanford alumni will reorganize the Stanford Club of Long Beach at a 6 30 oclock dinner tonight in the University Club quarters at the Lafayette Hotel. All Palo Alto school alumni are invited to contact Attorney Louis D. Morrison for reservations. The club was discontinued during World War II.

Stanford Stanford Club of Long Beach University Club Lafayette Hotel Palo Alto ‘School Louis D. Morrison Jergins Trust Bldg

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