Word: donalds
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Born. To Donald O'Connor, 32, cinema song-and-dance man (Call Me Madam), and sometime TV Starlet Gloria Noble O'Connor, 24: a daughter, their first child (his second); in Santa Monica, Calif. Name: Alicia. Weight...
...students in Education, Associate Dean Judson T. Shaplin, Lawrence Hall; Law, John King, Jr.; Langdell Hall; Medical, Dr. Kendall Emerson Jr., 721 Huntington Ave., Boston; Public Administration, Professor Arthur Maass, Littauer 119; Public Health, Dr. Donald L. Augustine, Dept. of Tropical Health, 55 Shattuck St., Boston...
Industrial Psychologist Donald N. Michael of Stamford, Conn, suggested that the best place to look for such women might be Russia, where women are encouraged to develop technical skill. The Soviet government, he had heard, is experimenting with putting women in isolation chambers to see whether they will prove to be the most resistant subjects...
...only shaved briefly to be less recognizable when he joined the wartime resistance in Nazi-held Denmark. In 1945 he settled in Manhattan as U.N. correspondent for Copenhagen's Politiken, but he was ever anxious to head back to the Arctic. With explorer friends Sir Hubert Wilkins, Admiral Donald Mac-Millan, Colonel Bernt Balchen and Lowell Thomas, he had arrived in Alaska to make TV films when death came...
N.Y.U.'s Donald P. Spence and George S. Klein, working with Sweden's Gudmund J. W. Smith, flashed a line drawing of an expressionless male face on a screen. They asked their 20 subjects to note how the expression of the face changed. Then they intermittently alternated the unchanging face with the word "angry" in one series of exposures and "happy" in another. The words were flashed on the screen for only a few thousandths of a second, too briefly for the subjects to be aware of what they were seeing. Consciously, the subjects could see only...