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To his swearing-in trooped some 500 Government officials including Dean Acheson, John Snyder, Jesse Donaldson, Maurice Tobin, Oscar Chapman (the other Cabinet officials were out of town) and Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black. There were also so many Army officers and so many others friends & relatives that Louis Johnson...
"A Disreputable Transaction." In Parliament next day Gordon-Walker found himself faced with others who felt much the same. "One dislikes interference of this kind in matters between man and wife," said the Liberals' Clement Davies. "A disreputable transaction," rumbled Tory Winston Churchill. The government, refusing to publish its...
Caught in the outward rush of air, Harris shot out through the door into the night with arms uplifted, still holding the blanket. While he fell-for about 50 leisurely, dreadful seconds-to his death, the airliner rumbled on, soon landed at New York's International Airport.
In another winter world championship, at Cortina d'Ampezzo in Italy's Dolomites, a U.S. four-man bobsled driven by Lake Placid's Stan Benham rumbled down the icy slide in 1:21.03, a new course record, to win by a narrow margin. Runner-up: Switzerland.
When the lights went up again, six deceptively slim and pale-skinned runners were waiting in a lonely and nervous group on the homestretch of the hardwood track. The loudspeakers announced the famed Wanamaker Mile. The crowd rumbled. Even those who did not quite understand the amateur's willingness...