Dewey Urges Tolerance Of Nations
New York Governor Thomas E Dewey urged Americans to broaden their view and extend tolerance from France to India and Indo China He warned against letting headlines and gossip shape policy and called for humility to keep the United States and the free world united against totalitarian threats.
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Oppenheimer Loses Again in AEC Review
New York report states Kenneth D. Nichols, AEC general manager, drafted a recommendation to the five member commission that Oppenheimer is loyal but should not remain as a consultant. The recommendation, delivered in draft form, marks another setback in the scientist’s bid to regain essential government roles.
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Jewish Veterans Rally McCarthy Criticized by Delegates
The convention of Jewish veterans with 340 delegates adopted a resolution opposing McCarthy and his methods. They urged freedom to oppose his tactics and warned of dangers to constitutional government. They praised Bishop Bernard J. Shell of Chicago for condemning McCarthy's un American activities.
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Van Fleet in Korea Meets South Korean Leaders
Presidential envoy James A. Van Fleet, on a second tour to South Korea in two months, met Prime Minister Paik Teo Chin and Commerce and Industry Minister Ahn Tong Hyuk. He is in the Far East for a defense inspection for President Eisenhower and planned more meetings with Seoul officials.
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Baltic Freedom Still Supported by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower said the United States will continue its efforts to help Estonia Latvia and Lithuania regain independence. The statement, read to about 100 attendees at a Baltic Freedom Committee gathering, emphasized resolve to establish conditions for lasting freedom and to support Baltic nations in regaining their sovereignty.
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McCarthy Ouster Plan Seen Doomed
Washington report notes Senate debate over removing McCarthy from chair duties. Flanders urges action while Democrats worry over precedents and current hearings. Key figures include Lyndon Johnson and Cooper backing or opposing the move as party dynamics and Senate norms loom large.
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