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...policies of this nation." McCarthy referred to Wilson Wyatt, "Stevenson's personal manager . . . former head of the leftwing Americans for Democratic Action [who] condemned the Government's loyalty program in most vicious terms ..." He attacked a top Stevenson aide, Writer Arthur Schlesinger Jr., for an anti-religion paragraph in a review of Whittaker Chambers' Witness...
...error occurs in the last paragraph of a letter appearing in the mail page from Isadore H. Y. Muchnick '28, chairman of the Boston School Committee. The final sentence should read: "May I suggest that you examine the record where you will see the proof of all that has been written above and of many other issues which have unfortunately been distorted...
...French were basing their case on the U.N. Charter, Article 2, paragraph 7, which provides that the U.N. is not authorized "to intervene in matters which are essentially within the domestic jurisdiction of any state." Great Britain, also a colonial power, announced that it will support the French. But 14 Arab and Asian countries propose that the problem be discussed by the General Assembly. The U.S., which has supported France in its noninterference position, is now wavering. Members of the U.S. delegation recoil before the accusation from the small nations (and the U.S.S.R.) that the U.S. is refusing...
...sitting on the tail of the "no censorship" clause is a paragraph stating the Library's intention "to take all legitimate precautions to make sure that the facilities of the Library shall not be abused for the planned infiltration of Communist propaganda." The second statement completely emasculates the first. It makes the Library's decision more than a merely ambiguous one, which so many newspapers have labelled it. It makes the decision thoroughly feeble...
With my quoted words appearing out of full context as they do, the tone of the last paragraph of your story on Soapy Williams has suggested to some that I, as a close associate in his formative years, have lost confidence in his integrity and even may have abandoned my sincere personal friendship for him. It was certainly not my intention to convey that impression...