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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1954

Page

5

Admiral Kimmel charges Roosevelt provoked Pearl Harbor

Retired Admiral Kimmel accuses the Roosevelt administration of provoking the Japanese attack that drew the U S into World War II. He says War and Navy leaders withheld intelligence tips from Hawaiian commanders and faulted Washington for failures in warnings, and details his charges against key officials.

Washington HP — Rea Adm I. Kimmel Pratt Harbor United States War Navy Departments Fly Tieeve Warrdhipa Kimmel Hey Walter C. Short Hawaii Janunary Supreme Court Owen Roberts News & World Report Neok Khinmel Henry Regnery Co Chiciyso Khimmel Fleet William JF Halsey Pearl Harbor Thore Kimmtelaid Marbor Roosevelt Henry L. Stimson Navy Brani Knox George GC. Marshall Army Adm Darold Stirk U. S. Army Pacific Japan Southeast Asia Marshall Islands Tokyo Patte Ering Hull

GOP Budget Clash Exposed by Democrats in Washington

Democrats assailed the administration over the budget and deficit outlook as Secretary Humphrey said a balanced budget is not feasible next year. Senator Sparkman and others labeled the campaign promises as unrealistic while outlining expected tax cuts and a chance to curb spending.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey Sen Sparkman D-Ala Douglas B Ul Ives Congress

Demo Fiscal Policy Used by Humphrey

Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey criticized the Eisenhower administration for policies he said promoted high employment and stable dollars. He cited prior Democratic-led committees and earlier reports by Sen. Douglas and Rep. Patman, testifying before the Subcommittee on Economic Stabilization. He did not address recent attacks on his policies by John D. Clark and Seymour Harris.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey Eisenhower Senate House Committee Sen Douglas D-Cr Rep Patman D-Tex Federal Reserve Board John D. Clark Truman Council of Zconome Advisers Seymour Harris Harvard University

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