Word: experts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...week, the Pentagon stars, including Admiral Arthur Radford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, faced the expert questioning of Georgia's Senator Richard Russell on the Senate's Reserve bill. There was haggling between the Pentagon, the Senate and the House of Representatives on the technical details. But at week's end it seemed probable that the U.S. would soon get a law providing for a "ready reserve" of about...
...three years Mark Shaw, a U.S. marketing and production expert, worked in Europe to help the French shoe and clothing industries increase productivity...
Pulpit v. Pulps. Keith S. Sutton, a nationally known puzzle expert, set up the contest with the blessing of the Rev. Canon Albert J. duBois, general secretary of the A.C.U. The board's lone dissenter, the Rev. Charles H. Graf of Manhattan's St. John's Episcopal Church in the Village, objected to the puzzle initially because, he argued, contestants are encouraged by easy come-on puzzles until they reach "tiebreakers" that are "so prodigiously difficult that only experts can solve them...
Died. Stanley H. Jevons, 79, noted British social scientist and expert on Indian economic affairs, British adviser to the Ethiopian embassy; in London...
...settles down in Westchester to be a daddy to his justifiably indignant brood. But, at tedious length, he is persuaded by his agent to drag all seven of the urchins into vaudeville. They are a smash hit, and one of the boys improves his backstage hours by becoming an expert crapshooter, another a skilled Peeping Tom. And now Writer-Director Melville Shavelson adds a predictable turn of the dramatic screw: Hope's bitter sister-in-law protests to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, and Foy and family are haled into court. The children deliver impassioned...