Word: olsen
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Susan Olsen '58, president of the Radcliffe Council, and Johnson plan to see John A. Ballard, member of the Board of Freshman Advisers, early in the week. They will discuss with him the proposed revisal of the prohibition against girls voting and holding office in Harvard activities...
...Harvard Council ranked third for its survey of religion at the University, which was reported in Newsweek last year. Larry R. Johnson '58 received the third-place certificate for Harvard, while Susan Olsen '58 accepted Radcliffe's second-prize certificate...
Arkansas was a question mark. There seemed little reason to expect trouble. But TIME'S Washington bureau reported disquieting rumors about the plans of Arkansas' Governor Orval Faubus. To Little Rock went Chicago Bureau Correspondent Jack Olsen, an old Arkansas hand (he reported the story of Arkansas' industrial development, TIME, March 11, and the cover story of Senator John McClellan, TIME, May 27). In a pet cliche of Governor Faubus, a stitch in time saved nine. Olsen was one of the first out-of-state newsmen to arrive in Little Rock, the only one present when...
Script Change. By this time, Hitler was parachuting spies into Britain, and the script changes from Waugh to something by Olsen and Johnson. One spy. half-Japanese, was captured with binoculars and a spare pair of shoes hung around his neck. Another dropped in Ireland wearing a beret and high boots, lost his invisible ink swimming the River Boyne. As part of his design to scare the British, Hitler ordered "pack assembles'' dropped at random over the countryside. They included radios, maps and instructions to imaginary secret agents. Unmanned parachutes were dropped to spread the notion that...
...DENNIS OLSEN San Jose, Calif...