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...This sets a wonderful example and encourages other Stanford alumni and friends to step up and help the School of Humanities and Sciences especially," said John B. Ford, Stanford's vice president for development...
...Ford said Hewlett, Packard and the foundations associated with their names have donated around $400 million in smaller donations over the years as well...
...from Truman. When Ike left in 1961, he seemed a gray old man and there was JFK, young and bright and handsome and - as it seemed that first spring, after the Bay of Pigs - dangerously inexperienced. Lyndon Johnson, flying home from Dallas, transformed Washington overnight... Nixon after Johnson... Ford after Nixon, Carter after Ford, Reagan after Carter, and so on, to Bush...
Porter, who served in the Ford, Reagan and Bush administrations before joining the Kennedy School of Government three years ago as the IBM Professor of Business and Government, teaches the popular course Government 1540, “The American Presidency.” Ann Porter formerly worked in the United States Senate...
...Japanese imperial navy vessels. The American companies were squeezing out endless reproductions of the aircraft carrier Enterprise and the battleship Missouri: model kits as cookie-cutterish as the ships they represented. American naval vessels seemed mass produced - Yorktown-class carriers, Iowa-class battleships, Portland-class cruisers. Credit Henry Ford for the assembly lines that won the war. But blame him for the blandness of the fleet. What was the difference between the Enterprise and the Yorktown? The Iowa and the Missouri? None that I could see from the Revell kits they sold at my local hobby shop...