Word: elwood
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MISSILE BLOWUP between scientists and aeronautical engineers at Lockheed has brought the resignation of Physicist Dr. Ernst H. Krause, missiles research laboratories director, and a score of other top scientists. Lieut. General (ret.) Elwood R. Quesada quit as vice president for missiles six weeks ago. To replace Krause, Lockheed promoted topflight Physicist Louis Ridenour, promised to keep its $32 million missile program going without interruption...
Years of Decision. In Los Angeles, Mrs. Emma Niccum, 82, got a divorce from husband Elwood, who deserted her three months after their wedding...
Crimson wrestling captain Ken Culbert defeated Elwood Reese of Lockhaven State Teachers College yesterday afternoon to enter the quarter finals in the National Collegiate Wrestling Championships at Cornell...
...plenty of fights for control of the company, and has never lost a battle. In the process out have gone five presidents, 32 vice presidents and countless other top employees. But last week the toughest opponent of all stepped into the ring against Avery. The new challenger: Louis Elwood Wolfson, 42, one of the fastest-moving corporation jugglers of the postwar decade...
When Lieut. General Elwood Ricardo Quesada retired from the Air Force in 1951, he had behind him 25 years of service and the experience of commanding the AEC's first thermonuclear tests at Eniwetok (TIME, April 2, 1951). Last week "Pete" Quesada, now 50 and a Lockheed Aircraft Corp. vice president, got a chance to put both his military and scientific knowledge to good use. In Burbank, Calif., Lockheed announced that it was spending $10 million to set up a new scientific laboratory for advanced research by its missiles division. As the lab's boss, Airman Quesada will...