Probe on Second Soviet Spy Suspect Prompts Treasury Ties
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover testifies before a Senate security panel about a second Soviet spy suspect tied to Harry Dexter White. The hearing probes White's transfer from the Treasury to the International Monetary Fund in 1946 and alleged surveillance limits under President Truman. Hoover recounts FBI origins of the case and White’s espionage links with colleagues named Glasser and Bentley.
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Hoover says White nomination faced security concerns in 1940s
Hoover testifies that he learned White’s IMF nomination was sent to the Senate January 23 1946 and reviewed a 28 page report on White. He details seven communications mentioning White between Nov 8 1945 and July 24 1946 and notes FBI and grand jury actions.
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Eisenhower outlines domestic and foreign priorities
The president announced a drought feed relief program to flow at reduced prices until Congress reconvenes. He plans Thanksgiving in Augusta with his son and grandchildren. He called Bermuda talks to address common problems with Britain and France, and discussed NATO issues. He pledged measures to ward off a recession and noted ongoing national security statements. He hinted at possible U S military aid to Pakistan for bases, urging caution to avoid regional alarm.
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FBI Director Shies Away From Politics
J Edgar Hoover, head of the FBI under five presidents, avoids political controversy such as the Harry Dexter White case. He and his agency focus on lawbreakers, with limited official contact with lawmakers to testimony and budget matters. He has spent 36 of his 50 years in government service.
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