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While Hickenlooper, who headed the Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee, initially voted for David Lilienthal to chair the Atomic Energy Commission, he later called out Lilienthal over incompetence on the issue of missing [[uranium]].<ref name="The First Hickenlooper"/> The latter, while managing to narrowly evade being removed from the commission, ultimately resigned months later.

While Hickenlooper, who headed the Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee, initially voted for David Lilienthal to chair the Atomic Energy Commission, he later called out Lilienthal over incompetence on the issue of missing [[uranium]].<ref name="The First Hickenlooper"/> The latter, while managing to narrowly evade being removed from the commission, ultimately resigned months later.

Hickenlooper supported the private production of atomic energy.<ref name="The First Hickenlooper"/>

Hickenlooper supported the private production of atomic energy, having co-authored the Atomic Energy Act of 1954.<ref name="The First Hickenlooper"/>

===Foreign policy===

===Foreign policy===