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1952 LONGINES CHRONOSCOPE WITH SEN. JOSEPH R. MC CARTHY, 09/29/1952. ARC Identifier 95785 / Local Identifier LW-LW-144. TELEVISION INTERVIEW: William Bradford Huie and Henry Hazlitt talk with Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy (Republican-Wis.) on review of his speaking tour in support of the Republican national ticket and against the Truman administration, interpretation of his recent senatorial victory, and origin of the term "McCarthyism." LONGINES CHRONOSCOPE WITH DR. CORLISS LAMONT, 10/01/1952. ARC Identifier 95786 / Local Identifier LW-LW-145. TELEVISION INTERVIEW: William Bradford Huie and Hardy Burt talk with Dr. Corliss Lamont, Representative of the American Labor Party, on his candidacy for the U.S. Senate, cease-fire in Korea, purge trials of 1937 in the Soviet Union, views on organized religion, restoration of civil liberties for American citizens, maintenance of U.S. troops in western Europe, and socialism in America. LONGINES CHRONOSCOPE WITH FULLER WARREN, 10/03/1952. ARC Identifier 95787 / Local Identifier LW-LW-146. TELEVISION INTERVIEW: William Bradford Huie and Elliott Haynes talk with Fuller Warren, Governor of Florida, on the political situation in Florida, his position in regard to the FEPC (i.e., Fair Employment Practices Commission), and tourism and gambling in Florida. LONGINES CHRONOSCOPE [WITH T. LAMAR CAUDLE], 10/13/1952. ARC Identifier 95788 / Local Identifier LW-LW-150. TELEVISION INTERVIEW: William Bradford Huie and Henry Hazlitt talk with T. Lamar Caudle, former Assistant U.S. Attorney General, on his career as Assistant Attorney General, reasons for his dismissal, role in 1946 Kansas City Vote Frauds, and impact of congressional investigations of his activities. Longines Wittnauer Watch Company, Inc. Made possible by a donation from Public.Resource.Org.

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  • Lamont was a gutsy guy to be an outspoken socialist in 1952. He said Sen. McCarran of NV was as bad as McCarthy. FEPC is Fair Employment Practices Commission which the amusing Gov. Warren of FL opposed. Five northern states passed their own anti-discrimination legislation when southern Senators blocked it. Caudle took favors from reps of tax case defendants. He spent six months in fed prison then got out on parole. LBJ later pardoned him. Surely sailors used the sun/stars not an hourglass.

  • I love the on/off smiles of the two questioners. :) The idea was always to let people see what he was like and they would know he was evil. It's hard to watch anything with McCarthy without becoming enraged. It's two more years of his reign of terror before he's brought down. Always his line was, I'm going to give the public the facts on someone, and he never did. Who did the research, he never said. Innuendo. I have a list, but nobody ever read it. "Honorable" Senator McCarthy, irony.

  • Frank Knight, the economist? I had no idea he hosted television.

  • why am I inclined to buy a watch now? I'm going to hear the word "longine" in my sleep.

  • You should've got your education from G. Edward Griffin and Alan Watt on economics...it wouldn't be indoctrination

  • It's a pleasure to see the man that introduced and educated me in economics, Mr. Henry Hazlitt (Economics in 1 Lesson).

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