Word: forwarder
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...moves on toward August, when his second and (by law) final term on the J.C.S. is due to expire, Radford sometimes plunks forward into the future of American life and American defense, now inextricably intertwined. Says he: "We haven't seen anything yet." Then Radford turns back to the meaning of what George Washington, the first Commander in Chief, had said as he confronted the turbulence of the Old World and got the American Experiment on the way. "There is a rank due to the United States among nations," said Washington, "which will be withheld, if not absolutely lost...
...Nebraska Publisher Seaton, at 47 the Cabinet's youngest member, designing a forward look in the Interior Department is one more item on his list of delicate Administration assignments. Rushed into Government sendee to become Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson's assistant for legislative and public affairs, i.e., public relations, Seaton succeeded as well as any man in the face of "Engine Charlie's" proclivity for hip shots. As a presidential assistant, Seaton got many a touchy job, e.g., smoothing out patronage squabbles, asking for resignations. Moving into his toughest task, Seaton already has shown a considerable...
...obvious: as the man who had signed the letters that expelled Yugoslavia from the Cominform, Molotov was unacceptable to Tito. The fact that the Soviet leaders were willing to sidetrack Molotov after years of service showed that they attached much importance to winning back Tito. The man they pushed forward in Molotov's place was a burly, bushy-haired fellow with a mobile face, Dmitry T. Shepilov, Central Committee secretary and Pravda editor...
...divested of his divinity; Shinto was cut off abruptly and completely from state support. But many Japanese, uncertain about the future, seeking comfort in things past, were doubtful of the wisdom of this action. "The pull back," they liked to tell Western friends, "is much stronger than the push forward...
...first game with the Big Red, in mid-December, the varsity eked out a 45-44 decision in the last minute of play, as forward Dick Woolston treated his home town rooters to a fine last minute clutch performance...