Eisenhower outlines next step for Korea at UN report
President Eisenhower says allied nations must report to the United Nations on failure to reach a Korea settlement. Geneva talks with the Communists broke off, and Walter Bedell Smith is due back from Geneva next week to brief Congress. He may then be asked to brief leaders before the allies report their failure to the UN.
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President avoids comment on Oppenheimer suspension stance
The President was asked about a joint committee’s potential support for upholding the suspension of Oppenheimer. He said he had not heard the statement and would not give any wild answer, calling it illogical to comment without full knowledge.
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Bush Sought Delay on 1952 H Bomb Test
President of the Carnegie Institutions Dr. Van Nevar Bush testified to the Atomic Energy Commission security board in mid-1952 that delaying the H bomb test until after the election was essential. He argued the test before the new president would burden future policy and block a possible no-test agreement with Russia. He recalled offering a memorandum to Secretary of State Dean Acheson and said history may judge the decision differently.
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