Word: principall
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The New Elite. No one better symbolizes the status of the Russian scientist than Aleksandr Nesmeyanov, 58, president of the Soviet Academy of Sciences and titular head of all Russian science. The son of a school principal, he became a distinguished chemist in his own right, headed the University of...
Untitled principal of the out-of-hours school is Mrs. Stephen J. Knerly, 33, onetime bright child in Cleveland elementary schools, where gifted students are fed large helpings of science, foreign languages and math in special classes. She did much of the early tilting with school officials, then, with a...
These lessons, brought home by the current recession, were the principal topics of 47 leading economists who were asked by the Joint Economic Committee of Congress to examine the question: can the U.S. achieve maximum (or full) employment as laid down in the Employment Act of 1946 and at the...
Back to a Lost Art. Most of the talking was done at an economic mobilization conference sponsored by the American Management Association in Manhattan and organized by Charles H. Percy, president of Bell & Howell Co. Conference theme: what can businessmen do to meet the challenge of the recession without leaning...
Producer Eugene Burr directs the screening of the few actors who take principal roles; some have fled auditions in tears after a ruthless grilling by lawyers testing their ad-libbing ability. The jurors are picked from studio visitors, must come back three to seven days running until the trial is...