Word: karle
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...those who knew Karl Taylor Compton best, it was typical that he should want to know how Smilin' Jack was doing. Famed as a scientist and educator, he carried a heavy load, but no man could have carried it with greater grace or a lighter heart. Last week, in paying tribute to him on a special broadcast from Boston, his successor, James R. Killian Jr., mentioned his achievements only in passing. Far more important to Killian was Compton himself, "emanating goodness and wisdom . . . and engendering a spirit of good will among all coming within his influence...
Interview with Senator Karl E. Mundt...
...fact that he had served in the Karl Warren regime...
...filed with Committee Chairman Karl Mundt an affidavit saying that McCarthy had admitted to him that he had no grounds for his sensational charges against Hensel. made just before the hearings began. Seven weeks ago, Hensel related, the Senator offered to withdraw the charges against Hensel if it could be done without making McCarthy seem a "damn fool." Hensel asked why he had made the charges in the first place. According to Hensel. McCarthy "replied that he followed a maxim taught to him by an Indian named 'Charlie' with whom he had worked on a farm. Charlie, according...
After the McCarthy-Army hearings ended last week, Committee Chairman Karl Mundt disclosed that he had been thinking about this problem, and he tentatively offered a solution. Mundt suggested setting up in the Justice Department a "Bureau of Personnel Security" to evaluate FBI reports. In cases where the bureau finds disloyalty or subversion, it would have the power to order an employee's suspension. Where a finding of security risk is based on evidence less dangerous to the nation (e.g., drug addiction, excessive gabbiness), the bureau would only be able to recommend that he be suspended...