Word: analyst
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...find valuable in the New Leader is an opportunity for in-depth analysis. Niebuhr, comparing Nazism and Communism, concluded that "Communism is infinitely more dangerous" because it is "a frightful simplification of the Messianic dreams which have haunted Western civilization for ages," sometimes with "frightful results." Foreign Policy Analyst Theodore Draper did a detailed study of Castro's Cuba, decided that "Fidel's ego may give the Communists as much trouble as it has given many others." China Expert Valentin Chu discovered enough evidence of widespread famine in Red China for a 7,500-word article that...
...Stake in Space. Southern Baptist Beck, who was a World War II B-29 pilot and joined Ford in 1949 as a financial analyst, makes all day-to-day decisions on his own, deferring to Detroit only on major policy matters. He describes himself as "a road-map man," has charted a route to bring Philco to better things within the next five years. Though the figures are buried within Ford's annual report, Philco probably underwent a slight sales dip last year to about $375 million, made no profit. Wealthy Ford is obviously more interested in Philco...
Died. John Womack Vandercook, 60, velvet-voiced news analyst for NBC and ABC, who wrote 14 books on his journeys, among them the 1928 bestseller Black Majesty on Haiti's fierce King Christophe, later became one of World War II's best-known radio newsmen; of a heart attack; in Delhi, N.Y. One memorable report: "Bombs drapped on the jops. I mean bombs japped on the dops . . . Well, anyway, they hit them...
...Tony will stop shouting, I would add only that Hinkle's decision to cut the prologue is regrettable, since it is clever and to the point and that the program notwithstanding, (it refers to "Mr." Oliver Goldsmith), the gentleman was an M.D. Kirkland House has conquered me, and, my analyst assures me, I'm no stoop...
...Once, when he brought home his inevitable straight-A report card, his mother remarked: "It doesn't mean a thing. You were born that way." Bell got an M.A. in economics at Harvard in 1941,tutored there for a year, then went to Washington as a Budget Bureau analyst. After wartime service as a Marine intelligence officer, he returned to the Budget Bureau, moved on to become a White House assistant and one of Truman's top speechwriters. Departing from Washington in the Democratic exodus of early 1953, Bell went back to Harvard. In 1954-57, between stints...