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Ex-Chiefs Burke and Segel are the latest in a lengthening line of corporate bosses who are leaving their jobs years before the traditional retirement age. The turnover rate among the heads of major corporations is 20% a year now, says Professor of Management Eugene Jennings of Michigan State University...
Many felt, as did the fiery William Jennings Bryan, that to annex foreign territory in the Far East would be a profitless burden and pose the threat of cheap labor to already disconted American workers. But in1897, Germany took over kiaochow and Theodore Roosevelt began to push the strategy finally...
None of the combatant countries were actively hostile to newsmen. Even Syria, which has no diplomatic relations with the U.S., allowed in a few American journalists, including TIME'S Karsten Prager, the New York Times 's Juan de Onis, CBS's Dean Brelis and ABC'S...
In 1933, as a Yale arts graduate, Lewis induced the Yale University Press to embark upon the publication of all Walpole's available letters. Lewis was appointed a university research assistant to work on the project, but he waived the customary salary. With an inheritance from his mother, whose...
There were bound to be other reactions. Radio stations in the northeast began playing the song. Indeed, it was one of the few true country and western records ever to get non-country air play (Waylon Jennings's "Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town" and "Harper Valley P.T.A...