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While the principles of electrical-discharge machining are not new, many of the developments of Elox are. The company was founded during World War II, but was doing badly until John S. Larkins, 40, an Iowa State graduate engineer, took over. He had become interested after he purchased one of...
The Klemm twins were committed to Danvers State Hospital for observation and treatment by Cambridge District Court Judge M. Edward Viola, who refused Field's request to examine the papers earlier this month. After being released from Danvers last November on a trial basis, the Klemms were given a complete...
As so many examples in both parties demonstrate, one can scarcely expect anyone in even a quasi-official position to discharge this vital function relentlessly today.
"You, I think, know my deep dedication to peace," said the President to Chairman Green. "It is second only to my dedication to the safety of the U.S. and its honorable discharge of obligations to its allies and to world order."
De Gaulle will undoubtedly become that President in December (he has absolute emergency powers, without hindrance, as Premier in the meantime). The constitutional President will have the authority to appoint-and discharge-Premiers who "shall direct the operation of the government" and "ensure the execution of the laws." The President...