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The Corps of Discovery was composed of hardy Kentucky hunters and frontiersmen, French boatmen and soldiers in leather collars with their hair in pigtails. Clark's Negro servant, York, was along, and later they were joined by Sacajawea, the Indian wife of a French-Canadian interpreter. The expedition moved...
On Satellite Row there has been no cheering about Russia's new course in world diplomacy. Communist bosses in these areas tug nervously at their white collars when they reflect upon Russia's abrupt decision to withdraw from Austria and her new-found friendship for the unforgetting Tito...
More than 175 reporters squeezed into the ornate, paneled Indian Treaty room of the old State Department building one broiling day last week for the President's press conference. Although the ancient wall thermometer registered only 84°, humidity and strong newsreel lights made the air seem twice as...
Adding a footnote to one of history's most enormous footnotes-the State Department's publication of the Yalta papers (TIME, March 28)-retired Vice Admiral Ross T. Mclntire, onetime personal physician to Franklin D. Roosevelt and now head of the International College of Surgeons, stoutly denied that...
By 1924 C-T-R had three plants in the, U.S., had expanded abroad with branches in France, Great Britain, Canada and Germany, "developing Europe," as Watson called it. He changed the company's name to International Business Machines, expanded still more. His high, stiff collars, his aversion to...