Word: kenneths
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...others, left in 1955. Executive Vice President John Toigo brought the Schlitz beer account into the firm early this year without consulting Biow; angrily, Biow threw Schlitz back out, took over the company again and changed its name back to Biow Co. In the midst of the confusion F. Kenneth Beirn, Toigo and a host of other key staff members quit...
Glen W. Bowersock of Eliot House, a concentrator in Classics; Thomas J. Hegarty of Eliot House, History; Alan I. Levenson of Lowell House, Social Relations; Charles P. Segal of Leverett House, Classics; Kenneth I. Shine of Adams House, Biochemical Sciences; Charles P. Sifton of Eliot House, History and Literature; Peter N. Stearns of Eliot House, History; and David C. Williams of Kirkland House, Chemistry...
Brushing aside Freud's dictum as a matter of semantics and logic-chopping, Academy President Kenneth Ellmaker Appel. a Philadelphia psychiatrist, set the tone for the academy's work: "A hundred million Americans [the estimated enrollment in churches] can't be wrong. Church membership is helping people to live more worthwhile and satisfying lives."* Mental health, he said, is inseparably intertwined with questions of moral values, as well as with feelings of guilt, anxiety and insecurity. Said Executive Director George C. Anderson, associate chaplain at Manhattan's St. Luke's Hospital: "The 325,000 clergymen...
...Willard Hotel, where they applauded warmly as their guest was led in to the strains of the Marine Band. The diners sat down to broiled chicken, vanilla parfait, "Mamie cakes" and small talk: Mrs. Eisenhower reported granddaughter Barbara Anne down with mumps and laughed heartily when Mrs. Kenneth H. Tuggle revealed that her daughter Sarah had written to the President to report that "I go to the same school with David [Eisenhower]. The only trouble is I see very little of David because the Secret Service gets...
...increased interest in the role of Vice-Presidency since Eisenhower's heart attack prompted the choice of the topic, Kenneth A. Korb '53, of the Forum board directors, said yesterday. The importance of the Vice-President has increased so greatly recently that a congressional committee recently polled four University experts on the question of temporary sucession if the President were disabled, he added...