Soviet delegate says no secrets desired in atomic talks
New York July 20 Soviet delegate Andrei Gromyko, acting as a stand in adviser to the UN atomic commission, was quoted saying nobody is asking for secrets of atomic know how at this stage of control discussions. The remark followed a report in yesterday's session of the 12 nation scientific advisory group on atomic energy. The only substantive point noted was Gromyko's proposal for the chair to rotate between the Netherlands and Poland, rejected by 10 votes with Poland abstaining. Dr Hendrik Anthony Kramers of the Netherlands was named temporary chairman.
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Report origins and disputes in Roosevelt Hull inquiry
The text details who wrote the majority committee report on Roosevelt and Hull, noting Seth Richardson and Kaufman competing reports, a youthful clerk's 250 page submission, and widespread ignoring of counsel. It compares probes from Pearl Harbor to the Roberts commission and emphasizes secret information still suppressed and the need to uncover it.
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New Notre Dame President Named
SOUTH BEND Ind July 20 The Congregation of Holy Cross announced the election of Rev John J Cavanaugh C S C as president of the University of Notre Dame for three years. Father Cavanaugh, vice president since 1940, succeeds Rev J Hugh O Donnell who heads the school and will depart for an academic mission abroad.
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Jonn J. Cavanaugh
Unive Notre Dame
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J. Hugh O'Donnell
Frayther O'Donnell
Dec 7 Report Clears FDR Controversy and Failures
The Dec 7 report exonerates Franklin D Roosevelt while faulting commanders for not acting on warnings ahead of Pearl Harbor. It urges unity of command, integrated intelligence, and repeal of wartime legal limits, plus investigations into Col Theodore Wyman Jr. and defense lapses.
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Conferees Vote OPA Compromise On August 20 Deadline
Conferees outline conditions for restoring controls on basic foods like grain and animal feeds with an August 20 deadline. The Taft plan shifts to 1940 price bases plus added costs, allowing the OPA discretion to skip the formula if shortages would worsen.
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Barkley
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Conference Committee
Navy chief seen report on Pearl Harbor disaster
Rear Adm. Husband E. Kimmel, former Pearl Harbor naval commander, said he had read the congressional committee report on the disaster but had no comment and might issue a statement later.
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Short asserts conscience clear on Pearl Harbor findings
In Dallas Lt. Gen. Walter C. Short said his conscience is clear after learning the committee findings on Pearl Harbor. He defended his conduct, rejected dereliction of duty, and claimed the majority report absolves him while noting the Hawaiian commanders erred in judgment. Fire damaged William M. Bieck's home at 1334 Lee Hall St. loss about 600 to structure and 350 contents.
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House Votes Atom Control House Votes Atom Control
The House approved a Senate amended McMahon atomic energy control bill by a 265 to 212 vote. It broadens military influence over nuclear power and moves to a Senate–House conference. The defeated motion would have killed the measure for the current session. The bill would require the president to name military representatives to the atomic energy commission and set military control over bomb manufacture timing.
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