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as i mentioned earlier, he was blacklisted by j edgar hoover.he could not have any connection with stevenson through that channel. but then he did manage to get himself into the army. general smith the director of the cia in the war had the responsibility trying to deal with war criminals. he put them in charge of an office to track down and he did a great job. he applied computer technology to tracing down the suspects. that was a job he did in paris. so he had no connection with stevenson and that, he did good work in the war in spite of the efforts. >> that was true in paris? >> guest: yes. one of the questions was what did he do in paris? so after he was? sue to first of all there is the war, he looks -- networks for the army the united nations for agency which help track down not the war criminals. when he finished he became security guy, the billionaire who lived in france. he did a little bit of work a happy retirement. especially amongst american muslim veterans who lived in paris. the dismissal with prejudice in the 1960s, hoover finall

his brother, edgar, did as well. so edgar started at the university of michigan. the idea was that i could work for two years, support edgar, and edgar would drop out, i could go for two years, they would leapfrog their way through college. so to support edgar, eisenhower was working at the bill springs creamery where his father worked. basically as a boiler attendant. for about 84 hours a week. it was every night from 6 pm to 6 am. but during that time he renewed in acquaintanceship of a boy named swede has lit. sweet has lit a rather affluent friend, he'd gone to a private military kagame, and he was going to the naval academy. he told i give you want to get a college education should get a service academy appointment. ike dedicated himself to try to get an appointment to annapolis or west point. no preference, just wanted a college education. he wanted someone to pay for it. and so while extending the boiler is also studying every night during 12 hours. he does well in the employment, there's a competitive exam offered by senator joseph bristo. eisenhower secur

edgar hoover. charges could be based only on unfounded accusations and there were a number of employees who lost their jobs, some of them, you know, for legitimate reasons, but others because they were just rooted out, unfairly rooted out. standards of procedural safeguards and standards of evidence were lacking. so i think we'll move on here. i'll pass it on to you, tim. >> okay. just a little quick background, eisenhower, following world war ii, became the army chief of staff. he eventually retires from the army and becomes the president of columbia university. during that time, he's called back to serve sort of part-time in washington, since they're combining some of the military services, and eisenhower becomes the first sort of informal chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. then also while he's still at columbia, president truman taps ike to become the first supreme allied commander of nato in december of 1950. and then in early 1951, eisenhower goes to france, i believe he was still in franc

and his brother edgar did too and so edgar started at the university of michigan. the idea was that i could work for two years and support edgar. said edgar would drop out i could go for two years maybe kind of leapfrother leapfrog their way through college and so to support edgar eisenhower was working at the bell springs creamery where his father worked basically as a boiler attendant. for about 84 hours two weeks it was you know every night from 6pm to 6 am. now during that time. he renewed an acquaintanceship with boy named sweet hazlet. suite haslam is from a rather affluent family. his father was a physician in abilene. he'd gone to a private military academy and sweden was going to the naval academy. and he told ike that if you want to get a college education, you should get a service academy appointment. and so i've been dedicated himself trying to get an appointment to either annapolis or west point. he'd really didn't have a strong preference. he just wanted that college education and he wanted someone to pay for it. and so all these tending the boiler. h

lungu in a landslide. >> in an address to the nation, edgar lungu excepted that he lost the election to hakainde hichilema. >> he says one of his priorities will be attacking zambia's debt crisis. they owe over $12 billion to external companies and lenders. >> it is simple, come to the table, the debt we have is unsustainable. some of it was approved wrongly, incompetently. >> hakainde hichilema defeated edgar lungu by over 8 million votes. it is the first time that power has shifted peacefully from a government party to the opposition since 1954. -- 1964. >> the president-elect is trying to manage expectations. the president is -- the president elect says the five-year term in office will be a new chapter four zambia. -- for zambia. >> iran has hit a record number of daily covid-19 deaths. just as new restrictions are being imposed, 655 deaths have been reported over the last 24 hours with about 41,000 new positive cases. all nonessential businesses are closed for a week and a demented travel ban is in place for two weeks -- domestic travel ban is in place for two weeks. a stay-at-h

with him, stuart roosa who would orbit the moon alone while edgar mitchell explored the surface. it was called fra mauro. apollo 13 aborted as it neared the moon had been unable to land at this site. now we were trying again. but why fra mauro? >> what happened to the moon during its first billion years? a period erased on earth? how did the earth and moon differ in overall composition? by visiting fra mauro, we hope to sample the very bed rock of the moon. material very different from that so far collected. material dating back to perhaps the beginning of the solar system. >> how can you think of the soil being 4.5 billion years old when the rocks which presumably underlie are only 3.7 billion years old. >> this site we suppose will be dramatically refuted or confirmed at the apollo 14 mission when they actually visit. >> most of the activity is associated with one place on the moon and we have tentatively located that place in or near the crater fra mauro. >> everything went smoothly during earth orbit and for the burn that sent apollo 14 toward the moon. then stuart roosa move

miles de familias por eso permanecieron por meses en campamentos de ciudades fronterizas. édgar amplíaimos un intento de secuestro y cómo si corremos más peligro aquí >> las familias migrantes sufren mucho. hay cinco mil migrantes que viven de donaciones y fueron expulsados de estados unidos. sergio está ahí con su niña de 10 años >> sabemos cómo estamos aquí los niños que están afuera en la noche durmiendo >> la corte de apelaciones indicó que contribuyó a la oleada actual. asegura que inmigrantes son más vulnerables y fechas eternas >> es bien difícil poder encontrar las evidencias, poder estar preparado en su día en corte >> a unas horas del programa en la fronteras presenta un recurso para frenarlo por ahora. édgar muñoz, noticias telemundo >> el presidente joe biden prometió que sacará a todos los estadounidenses y afganos vulnerables. intentó proyectar una imagen de confianza y seguridad. buenas tardes. las palabras de joe biden contrastan con las imágenes de caos que llegan desde kabul >> así es, el presidente joe biden las ha visto y dice que es evidente el dolor y desesperació

nombre en inglés) con la firma del gobernador en estas 4 leyes regresamos con ustedes al estudio >> edgars para tomar la llegad de inmigrantes hoy hay más casos de seguridad y la redes sociales se extiende a ciudes alejadas como houston edgar tiene detalles adelante te escuchamos >> así es proligefan las casas de seguridad en la frontera sur de texas ante el número de inmigrantes que cruzan la frontera pasa aquí en houston en esta casa de seguridad uno de los departamentos fue usado para albergar alrededor de 40 inmigrantes solo encontaron a 19 personas reunidas en un solo cuartontre ellos un adolescente un menor de edad los vecinos nos cuentan que no sabían que no se daban cuenta de lo que pasaba ahí >> los encontraron a tiempo quizás sin comida y agua >> un dato es el de la patrulla fronteriza en el paso este año han desarticulado 105 casas de seguridad y arrestaron 1800 inmigrantes los que han dicho que muchos casos los coyotes se aprovechan de ellos no les dan agua no les dan ocmia los tienen apilados a pesar de todo el sufrimiento dicen las autoridades que en caso de enconrtar una ca

edgar hoover from 1924 to 1972. the focus on religion in the project illuminates understudied yet vital aspects of the bureau's internal cultures and practices and how that ethos shaped the public perceptions of the fbi's political work and in particular the fbi's understanding and american understandings more broadly of the relationship between religion and national security. existing studies of the fbi have strongly dismissed the role of religion in the making and at shaping of the bureau. the role of religion has been more prominent in political histories of post-war america, displaying how the cold war shaped america's religious landscape. yet these studies of religion and the cold war tend to downplay the war of the nation's top domestic security force and the cold war watchdog that was the fbi. in fact, all too often in these studies hoover is lurking both literally and figuratively on the margins. so in my research i folk dwrus on the link between religion and hoover's feefnlt i argue that there are three thi

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edgar hoover and still stay in business. pearson conceded that he would have stood no chance against the secret police in moscow if he had been a russian. after the column took a stance against joseph mccarthy, his friendship had ended. and the fbi files were filled with lots of really nasty comments that hoover used to write in the columns about drew pearson. the fbi cut off pearson from its information, except occasionally what when the bureau still found it useful to leak something. another government agency was the u.s. state department. drew pearson had started as a diplomatic correspondent and always kept a close eye on the foreign in service. he collected so much information about the state department that secretary of state kordell once began a meeting by asking, are we talking for this room or for pearson? the columnist benefited from sources high and low within the state department. particularly from sumner wells. they promoted his career and he provided information and also confirmed the news that pearson had pick

some of you might recognize as plot to edgar allen poe's the cast. yeah, that's got to be a carpenter back there. >> there's a story that there's a ghost of lincoln that haunts the capitol periodically right around f219. >> that particular one i do not know. i know that lincoln showed up at an investigating committee meeting. the senate had convened in committee meetings to investigate, mrs. lincoln, whose brothers in law were serving in the confederate army and the wife living in the white house and lincoln heard about the investigation and went to the senate and they deferred to him, let him testify first and he simply said, i will vouch for mrs. lincoln's loyalty so the senators were embarrassed and left. so if lincoln's ghost is there, i'm sure it has to do with that encounter in the senate. lincoln, of course, served in the house of representatives and not the senate. >> the library of congress conversation, where was the library of congress when it was in the capitol and what is in there now? >> the wing that sticks out toward the mall. it was

examining the role of faith in the life of jay edgar hoover reveals that hoover became a central figure in american civil religion, that is, america's political faith expressed in the set of beliefs and sacred symbols and rituals in the public sphere. without looking at the religion in the life of jade grow over, we'll miss a number of things. for example, in his childhood diaries, the show as well is's experiences as a teenage son to school teacher and also that he export a call to ministry. all of this reveals how resistant shaped hoover won't be long before he became the director of the fbi. his fate remained while he became the director of the fbi. he was a trustee and a member of the national presbyterian church, sharing a pew with president i've learned hauer and john foster dollars, and he remained in contact with his pastor for the remainder of his life. all of this reveals that hoover's understanding of religion, specifically his calvinist understanding of religion, not only shaped how he viewed america, but also shaped and how he understood and executed his job in protecting a

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i'll leave you with news of another new documentary, this one from edgar wright, director of shaun ofrothers, wright charts the stranger than fiction tale of ron and russell mael... we are sparks. dude. ..joint creators of one of pop�*s most enduringly indefinable and hugely influential enigmas. from experimental american art rock projects to breakthrough uk chart hits, outlandish film dreams and insanely challenging concert tours, wright's energetic ode to sparks marries exhaustively researched archaeology with the sugar rush thrill of a heady teenage fan letter. aided by a bewildering array of interviewees from sex pistols' stevejones to weird al yankovic and richly illustrated with stills, clips and stop motion animation, wright lovingly documents sparks's century—straddling career, that has spawned 25 albums and seen the maels, whose musical annette recently opened the cannes film festival, crossed paths with everyone from todd rundgren to jacques tati. with such rich history to mine, it's unsurprising that this documentary seems at time to be a grand work of comic fantasy — an el

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here the polls have openings amby as presidential and parliamentary elections. president edgar longo is expected to face a strong challenge from his opposition rival whose running against him for a 3rd time and follows a campaign dominated by a struggling economy and a big fight against corruption. algeria is beginning, 3 days of mourning, of the number of people killed and wildfires rose to at least 65. the algerian red crescent says more than a 1000 people have been injured and hundreds of families are now homeless. authorities believe many of the fires were started deliberately. forecasts is in eastern sicily have reported a temperature of $48.00 degrees as a heat way, fuels fires in the north, which have destroyed homes and crops in the region. if confirmed, it would be the highest temperature ever recorded on the continent of europe. lots more news, including the latest out as it happens out of afghanistan with our team in cobble. then he's continues on this channel after risking it's all about in the wake of the criminal race, right? how much can someone take before the class?

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edgar hoover understood it, for example. perhaps this can help to us to avoid our own understandings of religion or even sort of reading into our actors, our own biases as it relates to religion. finally, and second, perhaps another thing that hinders the er study of religion in political history is the idea that the study of religion is exclusively confessional. this idea that the popular notion among scholars and the broader public that for those who study religion are not only themselves religious and pious, but also are studying religion as apologists and perhaps to promote the faith and defend the faith. few understand that religion like race, sexuality, gender, can be approached as a subject and tool of historical inquiry. for this very reason i must confess i often avoid discussing my research when i'm on planes, trains, automobiles, and other casual venues. ordinarily people see me reading a text and if it has anything to do with religion they feel free to ask me any type of theological question that has plagued them

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places to hold. poles have opened in zambia as presidential and parliamentary elections. president edgar lewis, who is expected to face a strong challenge from his opposition rival, whose thanks again for the 3rd time soaring unemployment and corruption are among voters and biggest concerns. the del to, very into searching across the asia pacific region. south korea and malaysia have reported, i record number of cases, astronomy. as capital camera has gone into lockdown, 6 people have died in flags in turkey's northern black sea provinces. the area was heat hot by heavy rain this week. several homes have been destroyed and vehicles were swept away. graces government has pledged billions of dollars in aid for communities heat by wildfires. ryan overnight help to improve the situation in some areas, but flare ups continue on area and in the katie a region 5 has been ongoing for 2 weeks, fueled by the worst route in over 30 years. o g area is beginning at 3 days of morning to the number of people killed in wildfire rose to at least 69 fail. jerry and red crescent says more than a 1000 peopl

and does that be an opposition to how can the dilemma has defeated incumbent edgar longer than the presidential election? this was his 6th attempt at becoming later up to date with the headlines. rewind is next. how many nukes has too many new america has in many ways driven the arms parties are much more like the british parties. now there are fewer regulations to own a tiger than their our own a dog. how can this be happening? we take on us politics and, and that's the bottom line. ah, ah, ah, hello and welcome to rewind of the film that you're about to see today is just as relevant. now as it wasn't at 1st that back in 2011. that's what i'll do is africa investigate. he went on the cover in tans and there document a sinister trade in body parts from children with albinism for youth in witchcraft . and they will find out how the situation has changed in times since all cameras left. but fast his spell of l. b. no. and i should warn you that you may find some of the images the subbing. ah, i mean, i mean, i got it. you know, i got 30 gun and yeah, 90 of what can you try and read a new one with

how can that he, elma defeated, an incumbent president edgar longer in the election? this was his 6th attempt. the electoral commission has just announced the results after some delays in counting all the votes due to high turn out. you got your up to date with the news on out of the ra football rebels. effects on counting the call, europe paint fund to fight terrorism. then counter china and russia in africa. activists say they'll provide weapons to dictate the climate emergency costing billions, displacing 1000000 counting the costs all now just ah, i guess i'm going to get some fuel the month on the community foot emotional body joe body divided by the me the i the i i mean i don't want enough manpower food espana, it just actual defalco gone productive. she couldn't emphasize solidarity and income. they don't have to be no, she says, i'm not very sure. and then last year and then you're off the book for better as is the be delicate city shooting. sometimes the animal go no longer have it the cosign. gailey don't know. you don't know yet. i'm the have you, i'm, i h

on the wall of the bedroom shared by dwight and his brother, edgar, still hangs this simple testamentbe done. it was a home of patriotism as well as faith. and of respect for things of the mind. work, constant and hard work, was also a staple of the family routine. the creamery where young eisenhower worked during his spare time while he was in school is still one of abilene's light industries. in this way, and by these standards, young dwight eisenhower grew to a manhood the world would one day know well. he was 20 when he left abilene. for the military academy at west point. many a great american has begun his march into history as a cadet on the plain at west point. ♪♪ >> eisenhower was graduated from the military academy in 1915 and commissioned a second lieutenant of infantry. the new phase of life was beginning. in the summer of 1916, as a newly promoted first lieutenant stationed at fort sam houston, texas, he married mamie geneva dowd of denver. events in europe were forging a new phase of life for the entire world. world war i gave many a future general his first experience w

headlines votes have been counted in zombie as presidential and parliamentary elections. president edgar longer taking a controversial 3rd term, it is thought to be an extremely tight right. sedans for the president could soon be in the hands of the international criminal court. its chief prosecutors and talks had sued needs officials to hand over those wanted for atrocities. in del 4 in the early 2, thousands while i'm another, she ruled the country for 30 years until he was ousted in 2019. there was a cargo ship spilling oil into japanese waters after breaking and half the crimson polaris ran aground. was sailing inside hutch, you know, have port. all crew members have been rescued and the vice chairman of samsung has been released from prison in sol career after been granted parole. j wiley was serving a 2 and a half year sentence for bribing a friend of the former president over a merger deal critic say this release just reflects a culture of leniency for corporate bosses in south korea. you up today with a headlines on out to 0. my 9 area is next. how many nukes has too many new ame

also taking place. pauls have opened in zambia as presidential and parliamentary elections. president edgar long who is expected to face a strong challenge from his opposition rival was up against him for the 3rd time. soaring unemployment and corruption are among voters biggest concerns. i room tulsa has the light. it's from appalling station in lusaka, usually with elections when pulling stations open, you see lions getting shorter and shorter and shorter, but this one seemed difference. this falling say the other pulling physically seen in lieu soccer. people still keep dreaming. in most people who register to vote in the selection are young people, people under the age of about those before and more than 7000000 people have rated to vote in the election. the last election you looking at about 4000000 people. so they seem to be from more kinds of interest in the killer poll written results or maybe friday afternoon, maybe friday evening. but either those are the only be announced in a few days time people. and wondering, of course, if we ever lose you listen, is going to accept the resul

the headlines vote subbing counted in zambia as presidential and parliamentary elections. president edgar longer is seeking a controversial 3rd term and what is thought to be an extremely tight rice. the number of people killed in the floods in northern turkey is no reason to 27. black, the provinces were hit hard by heavy rain this week. several homes have been destroyed and vehicles are swept away in depth and injured italian health ministries issued warnings for 8 cities as a heat wave sweeps the country on thursdays hit 40 degrees celsius and the capital room and influence newspaper in nicaragua has suspended circulation after customs officials refused to release the paper important for its printed edition. the printer is blaming the government of president. daniel ortega just been cracking down on his opponents ahead of an election in november. on the latest u. s. census shows the white population has shrunk for the 1st time in history, you and 60 percent of people now identify as white, a change being driven by increasing diversity of the racial, hispanic, and asian populations of a

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people are voting in giambi as presidential and parliamentary elections. president edgar lou goes facing a strong challenge from his opposition rival, whose running against him for the 3rd time follows the campaign dominated by the struggling economy as well as the fight against corruption. 5 people have died in floods and turkey's northern black sea provinces. the area was hit hard by rain this week doesn't have been injured and at least one person is reported missing. algeria is beginning 3 days of morning after the number of people killed and wildfires rose to at least 69. the algeria and red crescent says more than a 1000 people have been injured and hundreds of families are homeless. authorities believes many of the fires restarted deliberately. a helicopter with 16 people on board has crossed and they come chuck peninsula the far east of russia. most of the passengers were tourists. 9 people have been rescued. australia capital has gone into lockdown for a week after a single case of covered 19 was detected camber residents can now only leave home for essential reasons. those are t