Word: confidental
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Go for the Jugular. In Daniel Webster's more leisurely time, the great case of McCulloch v. Maryland consumed six days of argument; today counsel are ordinarily confined to an "hour apiece. For Davis, therefore, Webster's first principle of argumentation is more important than ever: "The power...
Troops that can be called up in five or six months, he insists, are next to worthless. "If we can't do better than that, well then, we're wasting our money. A small, tough shield in front, big reserves behind, which are organized-properly organized-and the...
For Edo Marion, fencing is not only a sport, but a way of living. Watching him a bout, one sees a brief summary of his personality. Whether fencing or walking, he is fast and confident. He combines aggressiveness and determination with patience and consideration. At times explosive, he is always...
Although McCarthy may back out now that Truman has declined, Shanks is confident that if McCarthy agrees to the "importance of the issues," he will appear.
Last, in the crowded Columbine, came Dwight D. Eisenhower. A bandage decked one hand where, on the night before takeoff, he nicked it while showing Mamie how the Westerners once fanned their six-guns. With him came confident and well-prepared Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and a squad...