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M'Arthur Debale Stirs
Call lor Firm Policy,
News Writers Agree
By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, May 17.—Several
top newspaper and radio person
alities largely agree that the great
debate stirred up by the ousting
of Gen. MacArthur has led the
American people to demand a more
vigorous Far East policy.
A foreign policy discussion was
held last night at the 12th annual
dinner of the Overseas Press Club
of America at the Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel.
Taking part in “The Press Looks
at United States Foreign Policy”
were:
Barry Bingham, editor, the
Louisville Courier-Journal and
Times: Hal Boyle, Associated Press
columnist; Edwin D. Canham, edi
tor, the Christian Science Moni
tor: Robert Considine, Interna
tional News Service: H. V. Kal
tenbom, National Broadcasting
Co.; Mrs. Helen Rogers Reid, pres
ident, the New York Herald Tri
bune: Quentin Reynolds, editor,
United Nations World; and
Gideon D. Seymour, executive
editor, the Minneapolis Star and
Tribune.
Sees Administration Change.
Commenting on the MacArthur
dismissal, Mr. Kaltenborn said the
principal outcome of the debate
on this issue has been that the
“administration already has ac
cepted some of Mac Arthur’s poli
cies.”
Mr. Considine said the admin
istration has “come around to
Mac Arthur’s thinking very vivid
|ly,” and added:
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into the same point of view.”
Mr. Boyle said he regarded the
great debate as ”a good thing.”
Mr. Canham declared the ad
ministration had not taken any
of the steps proposed by Gen.
MacArthur which it felt would
risk the danger of spreading the
Korean conflict.
The dinner also served to honor
seven persons who were presented
with the club’s 1950 awards for
outstanding foreign coverage in
the fields of press, radio and
photography.
Seven Are Honored.
The awards went to:
Homer Bigart, New York Herald
Tribune, for best consistent press
reporting from abroad.
Mr. Boyle, for best war report
ing (press, radio and television).
David Duncan, Life Magazine,
for best picture reporting judged
from its interpretive quality.
Marguerite Higgins, New York
Herald Tribune, the George Polk
Memorial award to foreign corre
spondents for courage, integrity
and enterprise above and beyond"*
the call of duty. The Polk award
was established in honor of George
Polk, CBS correspondent murder
ed in Greece in 1948.
Erward R. Murrow, Columbia
Broadcasting System, for best
radio and television interpretation
of foreign news.
James Reston, New York Times,
for best press interpretation of
foreign news.
Howard K. Smith. CBS, for best
I consistent radio and television re
porting from abroad.
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