Word: confidental
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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The donkey, naturally, was feeling his oats. Last week, as the leaders of the Democratic Party gathered in Indianapolis for their big powwow and campaign curtain-raising ceremonies, their mood was confident, almost jubilant. They were a far cry from the bruised, battered and bewildered Democrats of a few months...
On the world stage, Evatt was the same dashing, confident performer. Australia had never really had a foreign policy until he swaggered out to speak, usually at great length, for "Austrylia." He negotiated the first test model of the post war regional security pacts (between Australia and New Zealand), and...
Businessmen seemed just as confident of the long-term future. Frank M. Folsom, president of the Radio Corp. of America, predicted that more than 350,000 color television sets will be sold by the end of 1955, and that sales should reach an annual rate of 5,000,000 by...
Then came the meteorological kink that turned humdrum Carol into a raging hazard by leading her toward shore. It was a deep wave in the planetary wind, part of a disturbance that had been detected while still over the Pacific more than a week before. By 3 a.m. Tuesday morning...
¶ Donald W. Nyrop, 42, was elected president of Northwest Airlines. A one-time chief of the Civil Aeronautics Authority (1950-51) and later chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board (1951-52), Nyrop was in for a rough flight. Northwest's most pressing problem is its need for new...