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The overwhelming size of the mandate disquieted some of the newborn democracy's best friends: such popularity might prove heady stuff for inexperienced democrats. Since then some of the fears have been confirmed. The victorious Democrats gerrymandered one of the last three pro-Republican provinces, and set out to...
Last week Howard Rushmore, whose Journal-American salary was $154 a week, was fired for "economy." Few around the shop believed that economy was the reason, least of all Rushmore. Said he: "My criticism of Roy Cohn . . . plus my persistent exposures of the crackpots calling themselves McCarthyites played a major...
Reviewing the case of Major Irving Peress, Welch raked McCarthy, saying, "All he did was wave a bloody shirt." He emphasized that there was no law to prevent Peress from getting an honorable discharge at the time he received it. Concluding, Welch refused to discuss the Watkins' committee hearings. "I...
Sir: . . . The Watkins committee report [TiME, Oct. 4] is an important step in the discharge of the moral obligation of the U.S. Senate to its own dignity and to the entire world: the placing of Joe McCarthy in his proper perspective.
Last week, Police Judge Thomas Reedy made an example of Waitress Page, the first TB victim taken to court under the law: a $500 fine and six months' imprisonment, to be served under medical treatment at the sanatorium. If her disease is still rated as communicable at the end...