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President urges hearings proceed as Eisenhower backs bloc
The President urged McCarthy Army probe hearings continue and declined to lift the secrecy order. Mundt said Stevens could be recalled to answer questions about his statement, while Eisenhower defended the inquiry and warned against side issues. He voiced support for Strauss as Atomic Energy chairman, and noted Senate action restoring housing program provisions.
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White House
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Waite House
McCarthy
John G. Adams
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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Sherman Adams
Fisenhower
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Francis
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TVA
Tennessee Valley Authoritys Board of Directors
Southeast Asia
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Atomic Energy Commission
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