Word: liaisoning
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...airline; soon it will have its planemakers at work. Focke-Wulf, famed for its fighters, hopes to be the first to take off; it announced last week that it will start immediate production of Germany's first postwar powered aircraft: the Bl 502, a small single-engined liaison plane...
Eric Pawley, speaking yesterday at a conference of the Institute's New England Regional Council in Allston Burr Lecture hall, proposed a strong liaison between educators and architects for future secondary school construction. "Educational equipment and methods of construction are the concern of school administrators," he continued, "but they are the professional responsibility of the architect...
Died. Eddie Jacobson, 64, oldtime friend and onetime (1919-22) business partner of Harry S. Truman in their celebrated Kansas City haberdashery venture; of a heart attack; in Kansas City. As unofficial liaison man between President Truman and Zionist Leader Dr. Chaim Weizmann (later first Israeli President), Jacobson played a prominent role in the establishment of Israel...
...School and Scholarship Committeemen have met on Princeton weekend every two years since 1949, when they stepped up their activities as an important liaison between the College and secondary schools...
General Sun had got off lightly. According to the evidence made public last week, he had built up the sort of outfit to back his personal ambitions. A similar undertaking within the U.S. Army would have brought instant dismissal to any general so involved. In entrusting liaison with his organization to a Major Kuo Ting-liang, who has since confessed to being a secret Communist, Sun played at best a dupe's role. In the commission's view, Sun "could not have been entirely ignorant of the conspiracy" planned by the major and broken up last summer...