Word: bell
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Bell & Howell Close-Up (ABC, 10:30-11 p.m.). The program documents the daily lives of two U.S. diplomats, one in Chile, the other in East Pakistan, attempting to redress the notion that the Foreign Service is a gay and easy life: the cookies they push are sometimes hardtack...
...took about one-eighth of his faculty, but even one Harvard dean could complain louder. Don K. Price, Dean of the School of Public Administration, was heard to say that President Kennedy stole 100 per cent of his full-time faculty--i.e. Secretary of the Public Administration Faculty, David Bell, who was named Director of the Budget Bureau...
Chayes, Cox, Bell, a few former faculty members, and several alumni (Dillon, Robert Kennedy, Nitze, Tobin, Weaver) were appointed by the 25th President, and Harvard was on top of the world. Then Kennedy chose Bundy his Special Assistant for National Security Affairs on New Year's Day, and undergraduates began to think that the New Frontier was striking too close to home. Bundy was the popular lecturer of an American foreign policy course and the most influential force in the University Administration...
...Fort Eustace, Va. a helmeted engineer from Bell Aerosystems Co. leaped a truck with a "rocket belt." With 100 lbs. of tanks, tubes and nozzles strapped to his back, he began his flight by flexing his knees and turning a valve. With an earsplitting racket, superheated steam from decomposing hydrogen peroxide jetted out of two down-pointed nozzles and slowly lifted him off the ground. In a 15-sec. flight he cleared the Army truck and made a perfect two-foot landing 150 ft. from his takeoff. The Army, which is paying for Bell's Rocket Belt, is still...
Died. Chester Irving Barnard, 74, civic servant and management expert who left the presidency of the New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. in 1948, after 21 years, to direct the Rockefeller Foundation (his 1952 successor: Dean Rusk), also served as World War II boss of U.S.O., State Department consultant on atomic policy; of heart disease; in Manhattan...