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Briefing. At Sasebo, we waited 2½ hours for MacArthur's command ship; typhoon seas had delayed it. As soon as it docked we put to sea. Next day MacArthur invited the correspondents to the cabin of the task force commander, Rear Admiral James Doyle. The general seemed somewhat...
On this page is the first in the CRIMSON's "Briefing for Battle" series. Part Two of the series, designed to present the Harvard background to today's international situation, treats the Far Eastern crisis and appears in this issue on page M-3.
Part III of "Briefing for Battle" will be published Tuesday and will cover legislation to control Communist activities in the United States.
Toward week's end, the Red air force cautiously reappeared. Over Taejon, four patrolling U.S. F-80s met four Yak fighters, shot down three; other Yaks tried to intercept U.S. B-29s on their mission to Seoul, giving them, in the words of a U.S. briefing officer, "a pretty...
For Peurifoy's job the President picked 35-year-old Carlisle Humelsine, a relaxed, resourceful wartime communications expert for General. Marshall, who winnowed thousands of messages from all over the world, boiled them down for Marshall, and set up the Chief of Staff's daily briefing session at...