Word: dexterous
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Timothy Anderson, James P. Anthony, George B. Clark, Jr., Richard J. Clasby (Capt.), Joseph H. Conzelman, T. Jefferson Collidge, Jr., Robert R. Cowles, Alan H. Culbert, Nicholas G. Culolias, John C. Culver, William A. Frate, Robert B. Hardy, Richard J. Koch, Jr., Dexter S. Lewis, Carroll M. Lowenstein, John T. Maher, Jerry R. Marsh, William M. Meigs, Jan H. H. Mayer, Jr., Robert E. Morrison, Bernard E. O'Brien, F. Harvey Popell, Brian F. Reynolds, Joseph C. Ross, Jr., Orville M. Tice, William M. Weber, Frank H. White, Francis N. Millett...
...digging deeper, they bring up Alger Hiss or Harry Dexter White, he can counter with James B. Conant, Edwin Colu, Christian Herter, Leveret Saltonstall, Percy Bridgeman, Franklin Roosevelt, Sinclair Weeks and Thomas Lamont. The University is not deficient on this score...
Still shaken by the Harry Dexter White scandal, the Democratic National Committee last week counterattacked. The White Case, said Deputy Chairman Clayton Fritchey, was nothing but a diversionary effort to cover up assorted Republican sins, including "a serious situation within the Justice Department itself." Part of that serious situation, Fritchey charged, was that the Department of Justice had 1) "tied the hands of the FBI in the investigation of an extremely big crime syndicate," 2) immediately fired the U.S. attorney when he busted up the syndicate anyway...
...scholarships, awarded on the basis of "character, intellect, leadership, and physical vigor" were given to Paul Douglas Sheats, of Washington, D.C. and Eliot House, Frank Ira Goodman, of San Antonio and Lowell House, Eliot Dexter Hawkins, of New York and Eliot House, and Martin Alvord Kramer, of Tulsa, Oklahoma and Eliot House...
...Truman accepts the bid, he would break the historical precedent he himself followed in the Harry Dexter White affair. Former Presidents in the past have refused to submit their administrations to questioning, believing it an infringement of the independence granted the Executive in the Constitution...