The Senate investigating Subcommittee decides to probe the charges and counter-charges between Sen. Joseph McCarthy and

In Washington, the press gathers for a Senate Investigating Subcommittee meeting where a decision is made for Senator Carly Munt to preside over public hearings. The committee, including Senator McCarthy and Democrat John L. McClellan, agrees that sworn public testimony is essential to resolve the dispute between McCarthy and the Army. McClellan emphasizes that all relevant individuals will be called to testify under oath, with no anticipated disagreements on witness selection.

What was the main reason for the press gathering in Washington?

• To witness a new law being signed

• To cover a significant decision by the Senate Investigating Subcommittee

• To report on a presidential speech

• To attend a public protest

Who was chosen to preside over the public hearings in place of Senator McCarthy?

• Senator Robert Taft

• Senator Joseph McCarthy

• Senator Carly Munt

• Senator John L. McClellan

What was the main focus of the public hearings?

• To address environmental concerns

• To debate a new economic policy

• To discuss new military strategies

• To investigate charges and counter-charges between McCarthy and the Army

What did Senator McClellan emphasize about the testimony process?

• Only written statements will be accepted

• All relevant witnesses will testify under oath

• Testimonies will be given in private

• Only military personnel will testify

What was the committee's stance on calling witnesses?

• They decided not to call any witnesses

• They agreed to call everyone who could provide insight

• They agreed to call only a few witnesses

• They anticipated disagreements