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...details had been worked out in scores of conferences between Major General Lauris Norstad, one of the Army's keenest strategists, and Vice Admiral Forrest Sherman, an airborne sailor who has long been Fleet Admiral Nimitz' brain trust. Sitting in, when higher echelons were called for, were Navy Secretary James V. Forrestal and the Army's W. Stuart Symington, Assistant Secretary...
Harwood wound up in second place in the pole vault to Art Sherman despite the fact that both men did 13 feet. Sherman was awarded first place because he cleared the height on his first try; while Harwood missed once before scaling the bar. Neither could clear...
...Becker, Donald M. Blinken, Donald C. Borg, Dana F. Bresnahan. Robert Cowen, Victor J. Critchlow, W. L. Jack Edwards, William B. Fosler, Sidney F. Greeley, Jr., Richard A. Green, John P. McMorrow, Thomas L. P. O'Donnell. Roswell B. Perkins, E. Barr Peterson, Clinton M. Ritchie, Saul L. Sherman. Philip M. Stern, James M. Sullivan, and Nathan Weston...
This top-snow, along with the two and a half feet already built up should make wildcat, the Little Head Wall, and the Sherman trail a snow bunnies' delight...
Above all, said Sloan, the principles of the Sherman Antitrust law must be applied to unions. The jurisdiction of any one union must be limited so that "the public interest is not substantially prejudiced by strikes." This, said Sloan, can be done either by 1) dissolving existing unions into smaller parts, or 2) restricting the number of plants in any one industry which may be struck at once...