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If economizers like Congressman Frederic R. Coudert Jr. get their way, they'll save the American taxpayer $4.7 billion [TIME, April 21] ... just like the fellow living on the edge of a timber plantation who balanced the family budget one hot dry summer by cutting out fire insurance . . .
Stanley Meets Livingstone. Nathan made his debut in the sticks; he was born in Fort Wayne, Ind. in 1882. At eleven, he was already scribbling playlets for the neighborhood children to act out in the Nathan barn. In his late teens, he went east to Cornell, where he edited the...
Those chosen were: from section A, Edwin J. Deadrick. 'Donald F. Hastings, and Charles R. Longsworth; section D, Frederic W. Corle, Charles Kerr 3rd, and Robert H. Tobias; section C. Richard W. Homans, James H. McDougall, and Charles W. Oswald. Section D picked George S. Bissell, John S. Hoffmire, Jr...
One of the noisiest economizers to take the floor was New York's Republican Frederic R. Coudert Jr. Since the war began in Korea, he argued, Congress has appropriated money so much faster than the Pentagon could spend it, that the $46.2 billion the House was now considering would...
¶A precocious calculating machine named Junior. He restores Russo-American harmony by arranging-among other things-for a U.S. space captain to sleep with a Russian cybernetics technician named Anna on the moon. Neither Anna nor the captain has much to offer in the way of character, but Author...