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Subversives Sought In
Super-Secret Study To
Protect U.S. From A-Bomb
WASHINGTON, UR—An aide to
Chairman McCarthy says “Project
Lincoln,” a supersceret study of
how to keep America safe from
atomic attack, is being probed for
subversives by the Senate Investi
gations Subcommittee.
The Boston Post, in a copyright
ed story, reported that such an
investigation was underway.- Fran
cis P. Carr, executive staff inves
cis P. Carr, executive staff direc
tor of McCarthy’s committee, con
firmed Friday night that Project
Lincoln is among defense estab
lishments in the Boston area being
investigated for subversives.
The project uses facilities of
Massaschusetts Institute of Tech
nology (MIT) at Cambridge, which
is within Boston’s metropolitan
area.
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Dean Breaks Off
Korea Peace Talks
As Reds Harangue
PANMUNJOM, (fll—U.S. Envoy
Arthur Dean abruptly broke off
negotiations to set up a Korean
Peace conference today and ang
rily walked out in the midst of a
marathon Communist harangue.
Dean said the final straw was a
charge that the United States con
nived with South Korea in the
release of 27,000 anti-Red Korean
war prisoners from Allied stock
ades last June.
Dean said he treated the Com
munist charge “as a reason to
break off the talks. . . .
“I said they had accused my
government of perfidy and that
unless it was withdrawn I would
interpret it as a motion on their
side to indefinitely recess,” the
U.S. envoy told newsmen.
He emphasized that only a dir
ect request from the Communists,
coupled with a full retraction of
the charge, could get the seven
week-old preliminary peace nego
tiations underway again.
Asked if he was going to Wash
ington, Dean replied:
I don’t know.”
It was reported Friday that the
spokesman for 17 nations which
fought in Korea probably would
return to the United States before
Christmas, leaving the stalemated
negotiations in charge of his chief
assistant.
Dean’s walkout ended a 5-hour,
45-minute session, the longest
since the talks began Oct. 26.
The Reds became “ruder and
ruder, more and more insulting
and more arrogant” as the long
session wore on, Dean said.
Fourth Division Democrats
Endorse Mayor Revere
For Nat’l Committeeman
FAIRBANKS, UTh— The Fourth
Division Democrats have endorsed
Mayor Ralph Rivere of Fairbanks,
former territorial attorney gener
al, for the Alaska party’s national
committeeman.
Miss Margaret Gordon of Fair
banks was endorsed for national
committeewoman.
The Democrats also adopted a
resolution asking for a special
election to fill vacancies in the
legislature before any special ses
sion of the lawmakers is held.
Elimination of Northwest’s
Operation Alaska-Seattle
Not Recommended
WASHINGTON, UP>—An Alaska
Airlines consultant said Friday he
would not recommend elimination
of Northwest Airline’s authority
to provide service between Seattle
and Anchorage, Alaska.
Colin McIntosh, Washington
consultant engaged by the Alaska
carrier, told Arnold B. Berkeley,
Civil Aeronautics Board counsel,
he believed such action would,
offer “too severe” a handicap to
Northwest.
Berkely raised the subjeot after
McIntosh said he felt Northwest
has not adequately developed its
“inside route” to the Orient via
Minneapolis, Edmonton, Alta., and
Anchorage.
Northwest offers one trip week
ly over the Edmonton route, rout
ing other passengers over its dom
estic system to Seattle and then to
the Orient. McIntosh said his
studies indicate 40 percent of
Northwest’s passengers to the
Orient originate in the mid-west
and eastern United States.
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