Word: harolds
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...Coalition. The McCarthyites who have switched colors and lined up behind H.H.H. are more frequently the political pros who value party allegiance. Some are in races in which party unity is important. Thus Oregon's Wayne Morse has solidly endorsed Humphrey. Iowa's Governor Harold Hughes, who nominated McCarthy for President, is not even anxious to have McCarthy support his own senatorial campaign-until and unless the Minnesotan also supports the national ticket, as Hughes does...
McCarthy-backer Worcester Mayor Joseph Casdin ran far behind incumbent Harold Donahue in the Democratic nomination battle in the fourth congressional district...
...Harvard freshman I was an innocent rationalist and Wilsonian Democrat. Even while I was an undergraduate, and with the generous enthusiasm of my tutor Harold Laski to fortify me, the influence of the late Irving Babbitt began to undermine the foundations of that belief...
...GLASS BOOTH, by Robert Shaw, who played Henry VIII in the movie Man for All Seasons. Starring Donald Pleasence. Playwright Harold Pinter directs. A surrealistic shocker about expiation and an Eichmann-like character on trial in Israel...
Voracious Appetites. One reason for the surge in switches is that corporations are growing bigger and faster than ever before. International Telephone & Telegraph has been expanding so rapidly that it has not had time to develop enough of its own executives. Under Chairman Harold Geneen, himself hired away from Raytheon, ITT has taken on some 500 men from other firms in the past eight years. Besides creating voracious appetites for instant manpower, corporate bigness tends to dilute employee loyalty, with the result that executives are more willing to listen to new job offers. What makes them even more susceptible...