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Flagrant & Systematic. Was this ruling good law? This week Pundit Walter Lippmann explored the implications of McCarthy's position and Jenkins' ruling. Said Lippmann...
...addition to the foregoing group in the Government, it appears at this time that Mary Price, formerly secretary to Walter Lippmann, the newspaper columnist, and presently publicity manager of the United Office and Professional Workers of America, C.I.O., is also associated with the foregoing group...
...press supporter, the New York Post, reported that in spite of Stevenson's "guarded language," his words contained "strong intimations of the position he would favor." The Post said that Stevenson's words "added up, in effect, to agreement with the course of action recommended by Walter Lippmann and several other foreign-policy experts.'' This course was described by the Post: "In exchange for Chinese withdrawal from Korea and other concessions, this country would agree to dump Chiang as the legally recognized government of China. After an interval, Red China would be given diplomatic recognition...
...lucidity and polish of his writing also characterized his style of lecture delivery. This, plus the "coldness, not to say the cruelty, of his wit," made him a popular teacher, and attracted students like T. S. Eliot '10, Felix Frankfurter, Conrad Aiken '11, and Walter Lippmann...
...Committee of Fifteen. After a brief return engagement at Columbia, he headed west ("You are making a great mistake," cried Nicholas Murray Butler). He taught at Nebraska, in Texas, in Chicago, became head of the economics department at Stanford, finally returned east to teach at Cornell. With Walter Lippmann, he also became one of the first editors of the New Republic. Then in 1919 he turned to a brand-new career...