Word: details
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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While he did not offer a preview of his State of the Union message, the President did call public attention to his forthcoming recommendations to Congress. He outlined the accomplishments and restated the aims of his Administration, speaking largely of principle rather than of detail, but in crisp, direct terms...
...Nemo in Jules Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. † Natural uranium from which some of the nonfissionable U-238 has been removed, leaving a larger proportion of fissionable 0-235. *The story of Rickover's campaign to develop the nuclear submarine is told in detail in the book, The Atomic Submarine and Admiral Rickover (Holt; $3.50) by TIME Correspondent Clay Blair Jr., to be published next week...
...regret that I do not have the time to discuss in detail all of the miscellaneous attacks that are made on social security. However, I may say that my general reaction is that the basic points made in your editorial are sound and that to the extent that Mr. Campbell has attempted to meet them he has failed...
...early 1900s by Newell Convers Wyeth. Among the most picturesque is an illustration for a book called Arizona Nights, entitled "He Called Him Out and Shot Him in the Stomach." All demonstrate Wyeth's eye for action, his command of atmosphere and his passion for correct detail...
...rush here, rush there, rush every other place-but I suppose I shouldn't say that because those people did go to so much bother to make my visit pleasant." A sizable audience gathered at Gimbels to hear Grandma talk about painting. Instead, she told them in detail how she made preserves, and concluded her talk by opening her handbag and showing a few samples. No one could possibly have invented an old lady more refreshing to a jaded urban public...