Word: shepards
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Presidential Military Aides Captain Tazewell T. Shepard Jr. of the Navy and Brigadier General Godfrey T. McHugh of the Air Force will leave soon, Shepard to take command of a ship, McHugh to retire. Johnson wants to cut the number of presidential aides from three to one, will keep only smart, genial Army Major General Chester V. Clifton, the ranking aide...
...Yale victory seems assured unless the Crimson can jell tomorrow into a football team. So far this year, Norm Shepard's squad has performed well in spots but has lacked the cohesiveness necessary to play four quarters of good football...
...office will still be an arm of the University. Shepard Brown '50, vice-president of Hunneman, a private realty agency, pointed out that "We've been employed to manage this service for the University." No fees will be charged to anyone using the office...
Penn's first touchdown came late in the second quarter. Coach Norman Shepard sent in punter Jim Gahan to pull the Crimson out of its own territory by quick kicking in a third down. But Gahan fumbled and recovered his kick from left halfback, being thrown for a considerable loss. The pass from center for the fourth down punt was also lost, and this time Penn recovered on Harvard's 3-yard line. The Quaker's scored on the next play. Kohlman broke up Penn's attempted 2-point conversion...
...difficult to see why a bank would want an astronaut as director for other than promotional reasons," said a NASA memo on the subject. But Commander Alan Shepard, 39, saw no difficulty, announced that he and two Texas businessmen were putting up $1,300,000 for 1,800 (of 2,000) shares in the First National Bank of Baytown, Texas, near the abuilding Manned Spacecraft Center. NASA officials finally gave Shepard permission to go ahead, but stopped plans for the other astronauts to get in on the deal. Shepard's name, added NASA, could not be used in connection...