Word: ipse
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Orde Wingate, by Christopher Sykes. A first-rate biography of the stumpy, tempestuous British jungle fighter who became World War IPs Lion of Burma.
Three of the chairs will be the same, but the occupants will all be new. In Stalin's place will sit Commissar Nikolai Bulganin, the Soviet Union's Premier, but not undisputed boss as Stalin was. Anthony Eden, alumnus of Yalta, expects to sit for leonine Winston Churchill...
The U.S. is now a creditor nation, and most of its industries no longer need protection. Furthermore, most businessmen are well aware that a tariff is actually only a concealed subsidy to a particular industry paid for by all consumers. Since World War IPs end, the U.S. has spent $38...
The U.N. officers were shown the "evidence." One exhibit was an oil-soaked piece of flush-riveted metal which North Korea's Colonel Chang Chun San said was part of a napalm bomb dropped by the marauding plane. There were a few small scorched areas and holes that looked...
Died. Captain Don S. Gentile, 30, World War IPs "one man air force" (Franklin D. Roosevelt called him "Captain Courageous"); in the crash of a jet fighter he was piloting on a routine flight; near Washington, D.C. The Ohio-born son of Italian immigrants, Captain Gentile became the war'...