Word: scientists
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...commission, and found them "true." Shiniest button on the Reds' false front was Cambridge University's Professor Needham, whose summary of achievements fills 5½ in. in the British Who's Who, and who reads and writes Chinese (he was once attached as a scientist to the British embassy in Chungking). But Needham himself has admitted that the commission operated unscientifically...
Doctor Skinner and I are pleased with the feature article describing our work which you printed on Thursday, April 16th. This article written by Mr. Sutton represents a high standard of cooperation between reporter and scientist in the difficult communication of scientific data to the layman. News handling of this sort will bridge the threatening gulf between the technical scientist and the interested citizen. Ogden R. Lindsley...
...members: General Omar Bradley, Scientist Vannevar Bush, President Milton S. Eisenhower of Penn State College, Office of Defense Mobilization Chief Arthur Flemming, former Secretary of Defense Robert A. Lovett, RCA Board Chairman David Sarnoff...
...seemed likely that Moore, more a political scientist than a politician, was resigned to the fact that he was not going to get a chance to be governor. What Dewey would do was the subject of warm speculation. In 1951, Dewey said that he had "no expectation of ever running for public office again." Last week, all he would say was that he has "no political plans." Possibly, Tom Dewey, who is still young enough (51) to be a presidential prospect in 1956 or even 1960, has made up his mind to run for governor again in 1954 to keep...
...Dibdin had aristocratic blood. On his honeymoon Albert was converted, after "some excesses of which he was proud," from a great amorist to a great husband. "Woods." he told himself, "is at the height of his powers"; and rushed back to his laboratory to become a great scientist...