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Thursday, March 26, 1953
TEMPERS FLARE OVER
SENATE DEBATES ON
BOHLEN APPOINTMENT
By ERNEST B. VACCARO
WASHINGTON UR The Senate
took time out today in the Eisen
hower administration’s first open
foreign policy fight with Sen. Mc-
Carthy (R-Wis), centering on
Charles E. (Chip) Bohlen’s nomi
nation to be ambassador to Russia.
Tempers flared angrily during
yesterday’s debate. Senate Repub
lican Leader Taft of Ohio and Sen
ate GOP Policy Chairman Know
land of California united to cham
pion President Eisenhower’s ap
pointee.
McCarthy and Sen. Bridges (R
--NH), co-leaders cf the fight on
Bohlen, conceded his confirmation
by a big majority when the Senate
Civil Defense
Head Asks Funds
WASHINGTON Lfl—Val Peterson,
the new federal civil defense ad
ministrator, said today he expects
to ask Congress for about 123 to
125 million dollars for his agency
for the year starting July 1.
Peterson described that as “a
very modest request” compared
with previous budget proposals of
400 to 600 million dollars a year
for civil defense, ana said it will
be “a bedrock minimum.” In the
past, Congress never voted more
than 100 millions a year.
President Truman recommended
150 million dollars for civil defense
in the year starting July 1 but the
entire budget he submitted to Con
gress is being reviewed by the
Eisenhower administration.
The biggest irrigation reser
voir using Rio Grande water is at
Elephant Butte, N. Mex.
votes. A vote is likely tomorrow;
the Senate is in recess today.
Bohlen’s opponents have raised
questions about his security and
have said he was intimately linked
with Democratic foreign policies
which, they contend, were repudi
ated in the 1952 elections.
The controversy reached its peak
when Knowdand. his face flashing
anger and resentment, challenged
what he interpreted as a reflection
by McCarthy on his truthfulness.
The question was raised whether
former Ambassador Hugh Gibson
had joined ex-Ambassadors Joseph
C. Grew and Norman Armour in
recommending assignment to Mos
cow of the 48-year-old Bohlen, a
veteran foreign service ifficer and
Russian specialist.
Sen. Dirksen (R-W) said Gibson
had told him by telephone he had
made no recommendation on Boh
len, as reported by Secretary of
State Dulles to the foreign rela
tions committee.
Knowland then produced what
he said was a Jan. 29 memoran
dum to Dulles signed in ink with
the names of Gibson, Grew and
Armour.
This memorandum referred to an
attached list of recommendations
for diplomatic posts, Knowland
declared, and added that an in
spection of the list showed that
next to Russia was the name of
Bohlen.
Knowland said he was not at
liberty to read the entire docu
ment.
While Democrats chuckled, Mc-
Carthy brought Knowland to his
feet again by suggesting that Dirk
sen be allowed to see the letter
since he was a “good security
risk.”
The Californian furiously an
nounced he had “not misrepresent
|ed the facts,” and added that if
j McCarthy thought it was necessary
| for Dirksen “to verify what I told
the Senate,” Dirksen was free to
see the letter.
“There’s no need to get excited,”
McCarthy declared. “No doubt you
told us the truth.”
Knowland said he did not pro
ipose to question every communi-
I cation sent up by the secretary of
1 state.
“If wfi_ have so destroyed confi
: dence in the men chosen to serve
in high places in our government,”
Knowland declared, “God help our
country if that’s the basis we are
going to operate on.”
McCarthy’s voice rose in turn
as he shouted back that “the mere
: fact that Dwight Eisenhower nom
inates someone doesn't mean we
should blindly confirm him.”
The exchange ended with Mc-
Carthy insisting that Knowland
should clear up Gibson’s stand. An
attorney for Gibson said the for
mer ambassador would have no
immediate statement.
Sen. Ferguson (R-Mich) read
into the record a letter from Grew
stating “there is no shadow of
doubt in my mind that he (Bohlen)
is the best man for the (Moscow)
job now.”
Taft apparently had succeeded
in removing as a big issue in the
prospective vote the question of
whether R. W. Scott McLeod, new
State Department security officer,
had opposed Bohlen’s security
clearance by Secretary of State
Dulles. *
The majority leader said he had
a letter from McLeod saying that
the only file he saw on Bohlen
was the FBI summary sent over
to the State Department, and which
Taft and Sparkman (D-Ala) spent
three hours Tuesday reading. Taft
told the Senate he’d rather rely
on his own judgment than Mc-
Leod’s.
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Appear Here
Monday Night
Junior C. Of C.
To Sponsor Show
By This Amazing
Mental ist Here
The Key West Junior Chamber
of Commerce announced today
that tickets are going fast for the
Dr. Polgar show which will be
held in the High School Auditorium
on Monday, March 30th.
Dr. Polgar will present the same
program in Key West that he does
yearly at Carnegie Hall in New
York City. Polgar, however, loves
smaller locales which afford him
the opportunity to meet the real
America. Coming from a small
town himself he loves the rural
living and has a farm in upstate
New- York where he spends his
summers.
A graduate of the Budapest Uni
versity Dr. Polgar not only ex
plains but demonstrates and illus
trates the mysteries of the human
mind in an entertaining and in
formative style. Congenial and
intimate in manner Dr. Polgar
brings to the stage one of the most
unusual programs ever performed
anywhere. Although a truly fascin
ating showman and extraordinary
entertainer, he makes no claim to
supernatural powers while many
of the things he demonstrates defy
explaining.
The show lasts for almost two
hours and hit subjects are made
up of local volunteers from the
audience.
Be prepared for excitement ga
lore when Polgar it in town.
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