Word: confidental
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Was he confident that, if nominated, he could beat any Republican nominee? "Well, let me say to you that while I believe, as I said yesterday, everyone should do what he can, consistent with our political traditions, to serve his country and his party, therefore, I think one runs regardless...
Averell Harriman wants to be President, wants the office so much that it is hard for him not to seem too anxious. Not many politicians give Harriman much chance to get what he wants. But even the most skeptical, stopping to think, remember that only a year before the 1954...
So last September Deepdale organized a "Calcutta"* competition. Amateur sportsmen not averse to gambling $1,000 or so on a friendly game of golf scrabbled for invitations. Among them was Richard L. Armstrong, a Manhasset (N.Y.) investor and member of the nearby Sands Point Club. At a tournament dinner before...
They Can't Win. "Britons today," cabled TIME'S London Bureau Chief Andre Laguerre, "lack much of their old self-confidence. The recent advent of a young Queen, the talk of a new Elizabethan era, the dynamic character of a new self-confident Toryism, the conquest of Everest...
Last week U.S. Army medics were confident that they had most of the answers to the first three questions, and had hopes of coping with the fourth. Along the way they had done some astute medical detective work from their 406th Medical General Laboratory in downtown Tokyo, and had pulled...