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...During months of tilting with the State Department, he was granted an interview, refused a formal hearing before the Board of Passport Appeals and refused the passport itself. Reason: his league was on the Attorney General's list of subversive organizations. When a U.S. District Court dismissed his complaint last August, Shachtman appealed...
Last week reporters turned up another source of complaint. They discovered that Army field commands had received "balance sheets for strategic information" prepared under Honaman's direction. The forms were designed so that information officers could check off answers to a series of questions that would supposedly help them decide whether information requested by reporters would be "helpful" or "harmful" to U.S. interests, e.g., "Does the information have much/little helpful/ harmful effect on world opinion?" Taken literally, said one of the officers who received the form, the check list would make him turn down virtually all reporters' requests...
...through their $200,000 house in a mere 28 months by former Tenant Lanza and brood. (Lanza's lawyer promptly cried foul, claimed that the default decision was illegal because his client was never served with papers in the case.) Among the highlights listed in the Kaisers' complaint: 1) all the draperies had to be replaced because Lanza's dogs preferred them to trees or fire hydrants, 2) the roof leaked badly after TV Fan Lanza's five antennas were ripped out, 3) a hand-carved piano leg was tooth-carved, 4) all doors...
Charles Pfizer & Co. offered to fly in some of its own public relations and research staff to help out. One Los Angeles drug chain notified all its doctor customers that it planned to buy only Cutter products when possible, in return received not one complaint. Another drug company president ended his letter: "Bob, I want you to know your friends are with...
...Admiral Arthur W. Radford chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, there were some raised eyebrows in the U.S. Air Force: Radford was intimately and ardently identified with the Navy's assault in the 1949 "Revolt of the Admirals." But last week there was no surprise and no complaint from the airmen when the President reappointed able Strategist Arthur Radford as J.C.S. Chairman for two years; he had succeeded in establishing himself as concerned with the defense of the nation, not of the Navy...