Word: reed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...reel them off as a hopeful chant against future mistakes. But for every misquote or proofing back, back are countless bright sports: the extra editions when a president resigns and when his successor is chosen; the announcement that, for the fifth straight year, the paper has won the Dana Reed prize for undergraduate writing; or perhaps, just the daily satisfaction is watching a paper materialize--sometimes as a weak paper, sometimes a strong one, but always a newspaper...
...Dickenson. former P.W. in Korea who switched to Communism and then switched back (TIME. Nov. 2). The charges: that Corporal Dickenson dealt "directly and indirectly" with the enemy and sought "favorable treatment" to the detriment of his fellow prisoners. Dicken son. who was in Washington's Walter Reed Hospital for his final Army physical examination, found himself, without ad vance warning, in a locked room under guard. And a little later, the Marine Corps announced that a board of inquiry had been formed to handle the case of Colonel Frank Schwable, U.S.M.C., the top-ranking American to "confess...
Chin set, Dan Reed last week rapped his House Ways & Means Committee to order and set it to work. Although there was a long, grueling job ahead, New York's Congressman Reed was in a satisfied frame of mind. Reason: the committee was beginning the final phase of its complete revision of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code, a pet project of Republican Reed, begun back in the summer of 1951. For six weeks the committee will meet in closed session to agree on changes in the code. Major changes approved last week: ¶ The entire code...
...Reed's big project will undoubtedly remove some inequities and will provide increased incentive for investment. But it would be a mistake for anyone to assume that the revisions will eliminate all inequities. In a statute as complicated as the U.S. Internal Revenue Code, erasing one inequity often causes two others to show through...
...Administration bill, submitted by Illinois Representative Chauncey Reed, would make admissible in federal courts wiretap evidence "heretofore or hereafter" obtained by the FBI "upon the express approval of the Attorney General" in national-security cases. That is all. The sole object of the bill is to make past and future wiretap evidence admissible...