Word: cleared
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Setting off to attend the new Foreign Ministers Conference in Paris (see INTERNATIONAL), Secretary of State Dean Acheson made it clear that he, too, was indifferent to offers of paper agreement, but was willing to listen attentively if the Russians offered a genuine settlement. Said Acheson: "We shall neglect no opportunity for increasing the area of solution and tranquility in the world. At the same time, we shall not barter away successes achieved for the sake of promises which might again prove to be illusory, as they too often have in the past...
Nevertheless, the faculty decision was applauded by the Star-Journal. "Communism and its propagandists have no place in such an institution," said the editorial, concluding that "President Paul Klapper has made if clear that he will continue to stand guard against possible invasion of the campus by the reds...
Members made it clear that this did not bear on access to classified material. This point was not raised in the resolution, the consensus being that in cases where a scholarship fellow was to see classified material he should be checked by the government for loyalty, but not before...
Both sides agreed that it should be made abundantly clear to students that they were not being compelled to pay the Council toll. The final vote was 6 to 0 in favor of the Houghteling motion, after the other had been defeated...
...investigation proposes to clear up such ambiguities. There will be some difficulty in clarifying the issue of identifying lobbies. Nevertheless Congress is determined to have a mind of its own, and the proposal augurs well the achieving of this...