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A pared-down technical committee on immunology began meeting with Surgeon General Scheele and Dr. Salk at the National Institutes of Health at Bethesda, Md., ten miles from downtown Washington. The session lasted until 2 a.m.
Hearing through channels that the HDC had labored throughout the week revamping its musical revue, I returned last night to Great to Be Back! It was one of my wiser decisions. The truly atrocious spots which earlier had marked the production have been shuffled off the stage: the opening half...
With a clumsiness to bring guffaws from a third-rate union negotiator, the usually adroit Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov pared down his old Dumbarton Oaks request for U.N. membership for all 16 Soviet republics. "[Russia] would be satisfied," said he, "with the admission of three, or at least two." Good...
YOUR REPORT OF THE PETROV CASE [TIME, SEPT. 27] CONTAINS A HIGHLY INACCURATE REFERENCE TO ME. YOU STATE THAT PETROV HAD BEEN SUPPLIED WITH SOME VERY CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION IN DOCUMENT J "PRE. PARED IN PART WITH INFORMATION PROVIDED BY [LABOR PARTY LEADER HERBERT] EVATT'S TWO PRIVATE SECRETARIES." THE...
Overall military expenditure is now running $3.4 billion less than in 1952 (the last full year of the Truman regime, midway in the Korean war). But newsmen asked why nonmilitary spending is $505 million higher than in 1952. Humphrey explained this as "uncontrollable costs"-that is, costs that legislation forces...