Word: bombing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...commenting upon the issues, Braucher called Stevenson's draft proposal "just plain wrong," and the suggestion for an H-Bomb ban "unfortunate...
Adlai E. Stevenson's proposal to ban further hydrogen bomb tests in the United States emerged as the primary issue in a debate last night between the presidents of the Harvard Young Democratic and Young Republican Clubs...
...Sacred Heart, the two club presidents first concentrated their discussion on the topics of the farm slump, small business failures, the Taft-Hartley Law, and natural resources "giveaways." In the debate on foreign policy and the question period that followed, however, discussion centered around the possibility of stopping H-bomb tests exposions...
Stevenson, on the other hand, earned Beer's praise for pointing to the problems and actively supporting the solution. The raising of the H-bomb issue is an excellent example of this philosophy in action," he said. Beer credits Stevenson with a "superb sensitivity to the problems and possibilities of this nation...
This relaxed, more thoughtful attitude prevails in most of the colleges covered by the survey. Students are "looking deeper" into questions such as foreign policy, the hydrogen bomb, and civil rights than they did in 1952. The excitement of that campaign has disappeared, possibly because the personalities introduced four years ago are no longer new to the political scene...