Word: c
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...Even the most cheerful geneticists admitted that no certain "safe threshold" of radioactivity has yet been determined. Any increase in world radioactivity may upset the delicate balance in the number of damaging mutations that the human race can stand and cripple future generations. Said the AEC's John C. Bugher: "We are running a risk, but all life is a risk...
...Brown University in Providence, R.I., one day last week, a tall, studious-looking man of 40 was escorted into Manning Hall for the purpose of being formally "introduced" to a special meeting of the faculty. Actually, no introduction was necessary: everyone in the room knew Barnaby C. Keeney as the able onetime dean of the Graduate School, and since 1953 the dean of the College. This time, however, Keeney had a new title. "With enthusiastic unanimity," the university's corporation had just elected him to be the successor to retiring President Henry Wriston (TIME, April...
...century the name of Manhattan's famed jeweler has stood as a sterling symbol of quality and good taste. During all its 118 years it has been owned and managed by the families of Founder Charles Lewis Tiffany and an early partner, Silversmith Edward C. Moore. Thus, when Manhattan Real Estate Operator Irving Maidman and Bulova Watch Co. talked of taking over Tiffany's and replacing its genteel tradition with the code of the hard sell (TIME, Aug. 8), Tiffany's Fifth Avenue neighbors shuddered with well-bred distress...
Howrey's place as a Commission member will be taken by Norwegian-born Sigurd Anderson, 51, who stepped out after two terms as South Dakota governor last January. Next month there will be another new face on the FTC: Democrat William C. Kern, 52-year-old Indianapolis lawyer and son of the late Senator John W. Kern, Democratic vice-presidential candidate in 1908). Kern, now assistant director of FTC's Bureau of Litigation, will succeed 69-year-old Commissioner James Mead, former New York Senator, whose six-year term is expiring...
...step up his sales, Secretary Benson turned to salesmanship. As general sales manager of the Commodity Stabilization Service, he appointed Frank C. Daniels, 59, of Binghamton. N.Y., who has spent most of his life selling farm products. Before he came to the C.S.S. as a consultant last year, he was secretary and general manager of Cooperative Feed Dealers, Inc., of Binghamton, a commercial agricultural supply distribution organization. Salesman Daniels is expected to recruit a staff of commodity sales specialists from private industry, and to begin a worldwide huckstering program...