Word: hating
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Classical Music for People Who Hate Classical Music (Mon. 9:30 p.m., NBC). George Marek spins records and yarns...
...fever) has the awesome job of developing an ICBM as a practical weapon of war before the Communists do. He lives with the gnawing awareness of what losing the ICBM race might mean. But General Schriever is a man who has always lived for victory rather than defeat. ("I hate to admit defeat in anything," he once remarked, without flamboyance.) Should he win his destiny-sized race for an operational ICBM, he believes, the U.S. will hold in its hands a vital deterrent to attack-a new peacekeeper of unparalleled power and potential...
Pound, one of the all-time greats in the anti-Semitic fields, was only one of many influences in Kasper's life. Through Pound, Kasper learned only the language of hate; the sense of timing he already possessed. He has not lost his reputation as a speaker or an organizer; all he needs is the proper field in which to utilize his peculiar talents. The public has shown no signs of concern; unless his past again catches up with him, he will doubtless have an active future...
...Hate to Think." Shanks rose swiftly, first as an adviser to the Pru's brass on their railroad securities, later as general solicitor for the company, finally in 1939 as a vice president. By 1944 he was the Prudential's executive vice president, second only to President Franklin D'Olier. With D'Olier away much of the time working for the government on the war effort, Shanks gradually became the company's acting president. Typically, one of his first moves was to call his vice presidents together and ask: "All right, now what...
...state's biggest taxpayers, would move out. The fight that followed was so rough that more than one vice president got sick and had to retire. Finally Shanks won: New Jersey reduced the Pru's taxes. Says Shanks: "I'd hate to think what would have happened if I'd failed...