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April 1951--applied for military permit and passort for sabbatical in Japan. Aug. 14-first mentioned before McCarran Committee. Aug. 17-Army refused military permit; passort application therefore lapsed. I resumed teaching, asked Army for a hearing. Dec. 5-6-Army set up its Military Entry Permit review Board (two civilians and a general, using Loyalty-Security Board rules) and I had the first hearing held by it. March 10-11, 1952-having asked for a hearing in September, I appeared before, McCarran Committee 9rranscript free in vol. 11 of hearings on the Institute of Pacific relations, Internal security Submission...
Fairbank first applied for a military permit and a passport in April 1951. After being mentioned in a McCarran Committee hearing, Fairbank was refused a military permit, and his passport application lapsed...
Since the election, the Journal has often backed the Republican Administration, insisted that Ike's biggest battle is against the "forces inside his own Republican Party," hailed Vice President Nixon for the good job he is doing. The Journal hammers at the Administration for not revising the McCarran Internal Security Act, while it campaigns for free world trade and backs the U.N. and the International Court of Justice as staunchly as it supported the League of Nations. Grant's independent attitude "is to go to the truth wherever you find it, and to hell with left or right...
...this decision he failed to represent the urban millions of the nation who, badly under-represented in Congress have traditionally looked to the President as their real representative. This failure is writ large across the many items of his own program labeled "unfinished business." Revision of the McCarran Immigration Act, for which scores of urban nationality groups had petitioned, and which the President had pledged, never came about. The promised Taft-Hartley amendments were lost somewhere in the White House political shuffle...
...says 'hereafter'," McCarran said. "Why not make it also 'heretofore...