Word: strausses
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...reason why he cannot tell, but New Mexico's Democratic Senator Clinton Anderson, powerful vice chairman of Congress' Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, knows this full well: he does not like Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Lewis L. Strauss. Although the origins of the feud are obscure, the fact of Anderson's violent dislike for Strauss has been known for years-and by last week it had Clint Anderson, ordinarily a reasonable man, roaring ahead with a continuing attack on Lewis Strauss...
...latest dispute between Anderson and Strauss began when Senator Anderson, appearing on the Meet the Press television program, accused the U.S. military of "inserting something" in atomic bombs to increase, rather than reduce, atomic fallout (TIME, May 12). Last week Lewis Strauss replied to Anderson's charge in a calm, factual letter to Joint Committee on Atomic Energy Chairman Carl Durham of North Carolina. "Atomic bombs," said Strauss, "are only taken from stockpiles for purposes of routine inspection or for modification or improvement. No material is 'inserted' in bombs for the purpose of increasing the amount...
...Democratic Senator Clinton Anderson, prestigious vice chairman of Congress' Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, accused the Administration on Meet the Press of talking about clean bombs while stockpiling dirty bombs-even "inserted something that makes them dirtier." The Defense Department denied it. Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Lewis Strauss resented it. President Eisenhower said at his news conference: "We have looked constantly to cleaner bombs so that you could have a more local and advantageous use of the nuclear weapon rather than just a shotgun method...
...Strauss' Die Fledermaus has been selected as the major fall production of the Harvard Opera Guild, production manager William A. Storrer '59 disclosed last night. The Guild will also institute a series of opera "workshops" to provide experience for College students in the techniques of opera presentation and to make rarely-performed roles available for students...
...want to be a giant; we want to be friends." countered Mikoyan. As the portentous raillery went on, a crowd gathered. Addressing himself to Finance Minister Franz Etzel and pointing to Strauss, Mikoyan said: "You must give no more money to this man." Replied Etzel: "Fine, you set East Germany free, and I will cut him off the budget...