Word: press
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Citation: "Wife, mother, brilliant writer and noble person, all in one superb package . . ." [See PRESS...
...burned and now doubly shy. the U.S. State Department last week postponed the six-country* Central American fact-finding trip of Johns Hopkins University President Milton Eisenhower scheduled to start June 15. The State Department explained that "it has not been possible to schedule mutually convenient dates," but Presidential Press Secretary Jim Hagerty admitted to newsmen that Ike himself had taken a personal hand in delaying his brother's trip. Did the spit-and-stone attacks on Vice President Nixon in Lima and Caracas have anything to do with it? asked the reporters. "I have no knowledge on that...
CUBA Stuck in the Mud For five days last week the Cuban government kept officially mum while high-ranking members of the regime leaked to the press that 11,000 army troops, with artillery, mortars and bombing planes, were in an all-out drive to flush Fidel Castro from his mountain fastness in the Sierra Maestra. "This is the real thing," they said...
...while, it seemed as if Walter had waited too long before he came out of the bullpen. From the moment the Dodgers got to town, their front office antagonized the powerful suburban press. National League President Warren Giles riled all L.A. by threatening to take...
...loans; $10 million for faculty pay raises; $6,447,000 for a new geology building, geology teaching and research ; $6,000,000 for twelve new professorships; $3,931,000 to build a new school of art and architecture, remodel the existing school; $1,000,000 for the Yale University Press...