Word: posts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Your April 8 Press section refers to the "Seattle Times (circ. 190,789) and Hearst's Post-Intelligencer (circ. 208,224)." A bit of checking will reveal that you have switched the circulation figures. Come now, you know that the Times is Seattle's leading daily...
...pronouncement of eighteen top West German physicists against participation in their country's nuclear armament, some old bugbears have returned to haunt the very NATO powers who created them. Germany's post-war indoctrination against militarism, this time coupled with radioactive fall-out fears, have prompted the most effective political protests by scientists in a long time...
Beal, who was formerly an editor of the Boston Post, had a collection which included programs, paintings, clippings, photographs and the former touring production, "Through the Back Door of the Circus...
WASHINGTON, April 16--President Eisenhower signed a 41-million-dollar appropriation bill for the Post Office Department tonight. Postmaster General Summerfield immediately announced the resumption of normal mail service, to be made effective within 24 hours. The money will provide additional operating funds for the remainder of this fiscal year, ending June...
Chase Kimball, a member of the American Civil Liberties Union, agreed that a Communist would not be fit for Harvard's lectureship post. Speaking for the affirmative, he defined a Communist as "no scholar," for he cannot have an open mind, but must follow the party line...