Word: hubbubing
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...Hint. Three days later, a Pravda reporter got further details from Joe Stalin himself. Asked the reporter: "What is your opinion of the hubbub raised recently in the foreign press in connection with the test of an atom bomb in the Soviet Union?" Replied Stalin: "Indeed, one of the types of atom bombs was recently tested in our country. Tests of atom bombs of different calibers will be conducted in the future as well." He repeated the Communist propaganda line that the Soviet Union stands for outlawing atomic bombs. Most Russians do not know that the U.S.S.R. has wrecked...
...hubbub going on about Truman v. MacArthur, no one seems properly to have emphasized the part the U.N. plays in deciding conduct of the Korean war. The talk is all of whether Truman is right in restricting the war, or MacArthur is right in extending...
...House Aide Dawson might say for himself if he would only talk. Last week the Fulbright subcommittee, investigating the RFC, issued its second invitation to Dawson, and this time worded it a little more urgently. The subcommittee hoped to shame him into appearing; subpoenaing him would create a legal hubbub about legislative v. executive authority, which the Senators might lose. At week's end, Dawson, acting on the orders of Harry Truman, still had not replied to the subcommittee's request, and, furthermore gave no sign of intending...
...really for the idea. Presidents of the Ivy League's Big Three all declared against it: Harvard's Conant called it undemocratic; Princeton's Dodds said it was wrong for the nation; Yale's Griswold, less opposed to it, feared that all the hubbub would fan "anti-intellectualism...
...Keep Your Heads." Socialist tempers frayed quickly, but the brunt of the Tory tactics was borne by a Tory, Clifton Brown, 71, for eight years the icily impartial speaker of the House. Once the hubbub grew so loud that Mr. Speaker regained control only by bellowing: "It's quite impossible for me to know what anyone is saying." To Winston Churchill he said: "We are getting very excited . . . Perhaps that is exactly what the Right Honorable gentleman likes to see." Brown weathered the rowdy week, then collapsed from exhaustion, sent word he would be absent until after Easter. Parliament...