Word: bomb
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Constant & the Bomb...
...TIME, the popular American weekly, dedicated this week 67 lines to the Hakhel ceremonies in Jerusalem. In their same issue there is an item of only 40 lines, on the Foreign Ministry bomb. In the Israel press the proportion was inverse. It appears that the foreign press can better appreciate what is eternal and constant in a nation's life than what is passable...
Joint Committee on Atomic Energy (Senate & House). New York's W. Sterling ("Stub") Cole, who in 1950 opposed the decision to go ahead with the hydrogen bomb, felt the country's defense program leaned too heavily on mass aerial bombardment. One of the hardest workers in Congress and an expert in the committee room, Cole is widely respected for his industry, fair-mindedness and good judgment. An internationalist, he was one of the early Eisenhower supporters...
...power and responsibility of the next President of the U.S. may have been vastly increased by a report that arrived last week from Eniwetok Atoll in the Pacific: the first hydrogen bomb, perhaps 1,000 times more powerful than the first atomic bombs, was exploded...
Mallinckrodt helped develop the atomic bomb and has pioneered in the purification of ether. He was an overseer from 1927 to 1933 and was also vice-president of the Alumni Association...