Word: kim
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Kim II Sung, 38, the Korean Mao Tse-tung (he prefers to be known as "the Korean Stalin"). Fat, sleepy-eyed Kim is boss of the Korean party, chief of state in North Korea. Last week the Presidium of the Democratic People's Republic of [North] Korea appointed Kim commander in chief of the armed forces...
...Colonel W. H. Sterling Wright, a youngish, handsome cavalryman who, as chief of staff, was now KMAG's acting commander. Wright quickly explained the situation. "Fluid but hopeful" was the way he summed it up. Korean officers who entered the room were more pessimistic. Tall, round-faced Colonel Kim Pak II, ex-Japanese army captain, now generally accredited the Korean army's smartest staffman, shook hands with me warmly, but his usual cheerful manner had given way to worried tenseness. "Not very good . . . not very good...
Frank Huntington is the stroke of the tentative first eight, with Cal Dickinson at seven, Lee Rouner at six, Frannio Straus five, Link Boyden four, John Atherton three, Kim Whiting two, and Dan Simonds at bow. Of these, only half have ever rowed before. Huntington was on the Exeter crew, Atherton rowed at Groton, Whiting for Middlesex, and Simonds for St. Paul...