Word: bello
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...What kind of man," asks Francis Bello in FORTUNE, "becomes an outstanding scientist?" To answer his question, Bello interviewed or questionnaired 107 young (40 or under) scientists judged by their senior colleagues to be outstanding. Some of his findings...
...Naples, Lieut. Commander Agostino Straulino of the Italian navy won the world's sailing championship in the Star (22 ft. 8½ in.) class for the second year in a row. Runner-up, in a race that drew 38 entries from 16 countries including the U.S.: Duarte Bello of Portugal. The highest final standing of any of the visiting Americans: eleventh...
After the October news that Britain had exploded her first atom bomb in the barren wastes of the Monte Bello Islands north of Australia, a proud Prime Minister declared that William George Penney, the physicist who directed the project, would be knighted as a reward. Last week, at Buckingham Palace, without waiting to include him in the usual honors list, Queen Elizabeth II made Penney a Knight Commander of the British Empire...
...matter-of-fact fashion, Winston Churchill last week told the House of Commons as much as he thought it should know about Britain's first atomic explosion, set off Oct. 3 off the Monte Bello Islands north of Australia. The bomb (he called it that for the first time) was detonated inside a warship - the 1,450-ton frigate, H.M.S. Plym-in order "to investigate the effect of an atomic explosion in a harbor...
...secret code, a beaming, triumphant Winston Churchill went charging down the corridors of Balmoral Castle, where he was a guest, to tell his vacationing Queen the great news. In London the Admiralty issued a scant, proud statement: "A British atomic weapon has been successfully exploded in the Monte Bello Islands...