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There was a matter of terrific importance to discuss, Stimson told Truman, a matter of grave secrecy. “He wanted me to know about an immense project that was under way,” Truman later recalled, “a project looking to the development of a new explosive of almost unbelievable destructive power.” Truman had heard whispers of some strange military program that was costing taxpayers millions.
The Accidental President: Harry S. Truman and the Four Months That Changed the World
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