Word: paul
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Stolen Papers. It was two days after McCuistion's disappearance before NATO headquarters got interested. When Brigadier General Paul Hollister, NATO chief of staff in Izmir, protested to Turkish authorities, Tough Cop Emrealp at first denied knowledge of McCuistion's arrest. Finally the Turks agreed to show McCuistion and King to a U.S. colonel-who reported that both men were "in bad shape." It took ten more days for NATO to learn of the charges against the four sergeants, and by this time NATO officers also discovered that someone had stolen McCuistion's finance records from...
...shamelessly painted a false picture of Europe so as not to lose it. It applauded Mussolini's rape of Ethiopia, turned its back on Hitler's invasion of Austria to editorialize on mothers-in-law. But the paper always had a smattering of good newsmen, e.g., Elliot Paul, Eric Sevareid, CBS Newscaster Ned Calmer, all of whom apprenticed there. And when a veteran staffer, Eric Hawkins, was appointed managing editor in 1925, the Paris 'Trib began to take new direction...
...find the motive for the song and personalize it for each listener." The fool's gold from the songwriters' mines may seldom merit such meticulous attention, but the measure of Felicia's talent is the astonished pleasure of her fans. When dedicated Method Actors Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward caught her at the Bon Soir this summer, they delivered what was for them an accolade: "Why, you're a method singer...
...COMMUTER TICKETS are being offered by Capital Airlines for flights between Chicago and Minneapolis-St. Paul. Booklet, good for five round trips over one year, offers no dollar savings but permits holders to avoid time-consuming ticket pickups. Customers simply reserve flight space by phone, present tickets when they board the plane...
...years of fast swapping and fierce fighting, Jean Paul Getty, 66, has accumulated $1 billion (TIME cover. Feb. 24, 1958), but he wants one more thing. He has long and dearly desired to unite his sprawling Getty Oil Co. empire, wants to start by merging its two biggest satellites, Tidewater Oil Co. (65% controlled by Getty) and Skelly Oil Co. (59% controlled by Getty). The two companies have total assets of more than $1.2 billion, annual sales close to $1 billion and production of 65 million barrels...