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Owen and Peabody are Harvard "greats" who might well be able to marshal alumni support. But Owen made an unfortunate speech about Harvard football shortly after his graduation, and Peabody may be top deeply immersed in law and polities to want the Harvard...
...Washington, Air Marshal Lord Tedder, 60, deputy to Eisenhower in SHAEF and Britain's most famed airman, announced his resignation as Britain's representative on the standing military committee of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. On returning to England, he will take up new, nonmilitary duties as vice chairman of the governors of BBC and chancellor of Cambridge University...
First period: Preston (II) (upassisted), 8:07; Preston (H) (Marshall, Kittredge), 8:52; Marshal (H) (Kittredge, Preston), 9:09; Greeley (H) (unassisted...
...members of the committee, as long as they live, will have charge of all '51 class activities after graduation. They will also make plans for Commencement, and the first marshal will lead the Commencement procession...
...believed. The word of no other man would be taken so unquestioningly, so much on faith. His was a position almost unique in U.S. history. A dozen years ago, Dwight Eisenhower, of Abilene, Kans., was a lieutenant colonel serving as military assistant to Douglas MacArthur, then a field marshal of the Philippines and military adviser to the Island Commonwealth. In less than six years, Eisenhower had become a five-star general in command of the most gigantic war machine in history. Three years ago he had turned down a glittering political gamble, the presidency of the U.S. (which many people...