Word: holdes
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...genuine. Most European Socialists belong to this school. So does Walter Lippmann. "We must not .consider the Russian note simply an instrument of propaganda," said Schuman. "It may mark a change of Russian policy towards Germany." The argument: fearing West German rearmament, Russia may be willing to surrender its hold on East Germany in return for a unified Germany outside the Western defense system...
...indication, however, of the peculiar hold she has on the U.S. heart that not even Joe McCarthy has suggested that Congress investigate Mrs. Roosevelt. The congressional imagination, indeed, would pale at such a possibility...
Facts for the Surgeon. No less important is the mass of red blood cells in the body. Some researchers hold that the "count" of red cells in a droplet of blood is not precise enough. Lawrence now gets a more accurate estimate by tagging the red cells with phosphorus. Then there is the question of blood volume; a surgeon needs to know how much blood may have been lost by injury before he undertakes an amputation, and then how much is lost during the operation. With iodine-131 or phosphorus-32 and a Geiger counter this too, is relatively easy...
...clergyman (/5%), or artist (1%). Even if a humanities man goes into business, the chances are about one to four he will end up just eking out his living (only 6% of the specialists find themselves in that position). The social scientists do even worse in business: 31% hold "rank-and-file" jobs...
...hire Dallas' famed geologist E. De Golyer (TIME, March 24) to survey the railroad's oil lands, and brought in Standard Oil Co. of California's former assistant vice president LeRoy Hines as a new Nipper officer in charge of oil. When Nipper's stockholders hold their annual meeting next fortnight, Simon is expected to shoot off more fireworks. And it looked as if Wall Street would be hearing a lot more about both Northern Pacific and Norton Simon...