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Samples of such new concepts in the making appeared this week in the Congregational quarterly, Social Action, from two of U.S. Protestantism's top spokesmen. Wrote Dr. F. Ernest Johnson, head of Research and Education for the Federal Council of Churches...
...fact, Molotov said no more than U.S. scientists and political spokesmen have been saying plainly for two years. Since U.S. publication of the Smyth report (TIME, Aug. 20, 1945), there has been no basic "secret of the atomic bomb." To make the bomb requires a host of highly developed technological "secrets" which Russia might not have. In time Russia" would have all these little secrets, too. The U.S. understood that the Russians would some day be able to make the bomb. That was one reason why the U.S. had offered free exchange of all information, provided only that subscribing nations...
...fortnight away, everybody was beginning to get a bit jittery. To a friend last week, Princess Elizabeth confessed that she was "already frightened at the thought of walking up the aisle." However, Elizabeth's sister Margaret, undaunted, confided that she herself means to be married before long. Palace spokesmen were quick to deny all rumors. But after an engagement party at Giro's last week, one sharp-eyed newsman was ready to swear he had seen Princess Margaret and Philip's first cousin, the 28-year-old Marquess of Milford Haven, holding hands under the table...
...several organizational spokesmen informally attending the Monday meeting, Stanley G. Karson '48, chairman of the University AVC chapter, pledged the aid of his 850-man veterans' contingent to the Committee's campaign...
Before they sailed, spokesmen for the group issued a statement: "We depart from the U.S. of our own free will, with sentiments of deepest gratitude and admiration. . . . The democratic institutions of America afforded us an opportunity to build life anew...