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Favored to succeed Air Force Chief Thomas White, 59, who is planning to retire this summer, is Vice Chief Curtis LeMay, 54, the brambly former SAC commander. LeMay, a military "conservative," molds his thinking around here-and-now weapons rather than futuristic ones on the drawing board. Thus Air Force...
The nation's leading authority on the law of Trusts, Austin W. Scott, Dane Professor of Law will retire this summer at the age of 76. The man whom Dean Emeritus Roscoe Pound has called "Mr. Harvard Law School" and "one of the four greatest teachers of law I have...
F.D.R., who retired Acheson after a disagreement about the gold situation and later recalled him to service, said of another man who had been vociferously bemoaning exile, "Tell that man to go see Dean Acheson and learn how to retire like a gentleman." Others have suggested that Dean Acheson is...
¶ The House passed, 399 to 14, the Administration's social security bill to 1) boost minimum monthly benefits from $33 to $40, and 2) permit men to retire and collect 80% of their usual benefits at 62 instead of 65, as women are already allowed to do. If...
After 11½ years with the prestigious Boston Symphony Orchestra, Music Director Charles Munch, 69, last week announced that he would retire following the 1962 Tanglewood season. Beamed his designated successor, Metropolitan Opera Conductor and Musical Consultant Erich Leinsdorf: "I have always considered the Boston the pinnacle of orchestras-it...