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...tenured non-Americanist in the History department said earlier this week, "Some of us are very unhappy that more of the money is not being used to fund the work of outside scholars," referring to the Warren Fellows program. Relatively less money should be allocated for summer stipends, the professor added...
...senior Americanist said the rest of the department "doesn't care about" the amount of funding that is allotted for the Warren Fellows. "It's simply a matter of some people getting more money than others," the faculty member said. "Each person would like everybody to get the same salary, as long as he gets a little more...
...time candy manufacturer coined a word at the Ford Hall Forum: "Americanist," which he called the antithesis of Communist." He said Birchers will "defeat the Communist conspiracy by disseminating Americanist literature, forming Americanist fronts, and sponsoring Americanist speakers...
...Senate floor, Kuchel attacked the society by name, saving his hardest words for Founder and Leader Robert Welch, a retired candymaker and self-styled Americanist, who rates Harry Truman, John Foster Dulles and Dwight D. Eisenhower, among others, as Communist agents or dupes. "Good God," roared Kuchel while rushing to Ike's rescue, "should the American people and the American Government let that kind of spleen be poured upon one who has given his whole life to freedom?" Connecticut's burly Tom Dodd, a conservative Democrat and tough antiCommunist, joined in. Welch's judgments, said...
...Pudgy, genial Hal O'Flaherty, 52, whom Columnist Westbrook Pegler once called "a Model T, or primitive, Americanist," recently took leave of absence from his job as Chicago Daily News managing editor to go back to an old love. A war correspondent in World War I and head of the News's European staff in 1924, O'Flaherty will leave for the Southwest Pacific to report World War II, replacing the News's George Weller, Pulitzer Prizewinner, who is ill. New News managing editor: Lloyd Downs Lewis, 52, a jack-of-many-newspaper-trades (book reviewer...