Word: donalds
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...whose business it is to plan for war, in both the U.S. and Russia, know better. In February U.S. Air Force Secretary Donald A. Quarles set forth the U.S. position quite clearly: "To deter not only total war, but limited war as well. I believe we must make clear to all potential aggressors that we will resist aggression with our quality weapons from the outset. Any lesser posture of deterrence is an open invitation to aggression, and is less than our best effort to avert...
Four speakers--Perry G. E. Miller, Professor of American Literature, Henry D. Aiken, Professor of Philosophy, Donald C. Williams, Professor of Philosophy, and Louis M. Lyons, Curator of Nieman Fellowships--each described one aspect of Perry's philosophy. Raphael Demos, Professor of Philosophy, presided over the symposium, which was held in Emerson...
...continues to receive some blood through minor channels. This can be a serious problem: the surgeon wielding his needle holder has to "take aim on a moving target." Moreover, stitches inserted while the heart muscle is tense may tear out. So surgeons at the Cleveland Clinic, headed by Donald Brian Effler, adopted the technique of injecting a heart-stopping chemical, potassium citrate, to let them operate on a completely stilled, relaxed heart. When the clamps are removed at operation's end, blood coursing through the heart washes out the chemical, and the beat is usually resumed spontaneously...
...Lettered Man. In Toledo, James Donald Foster lifted Annie Barnett's relief check, endorsed it with her name, cashed it, learned from police that Annie signs her checks with an illiterate...
...recommendation of the Undergraduate Athletic Council to raise wrestling from a minor sport to major status, has met with the approval of the Faculty Committee on Athletic Sports, Donald M. Felt '49, assistant director of athletics, announced yesterday...