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...visit from the Red Cross four days after his capture was followed by a move to a larger room and slightly better treatment. He saw a doctor, perused some 60,000 cards and letters that poured in from the U.S., and read books: Sidney Sheldon's Bloodline, James Michener's Chesapeake, Len Deighton's XPD, Robert Ludlum's The Parsifal Mosaic...
When the heir urged Getty Oil Chairman Sidney Petersen, 53, and the company's directors to reconsider corporate strategy, he ran into resentment and resistance. "I was surprised at the antics of management," says Los Angeles Oil Analyst Craig Schwerdt. "It didn't seem possible for them to buck the wishes of Gordon Getty and get away with...
...other three committee members were Lisa Anderson, assistant professor of Government and Social Studies, Sidney Verba '53, associate dean of the Faculty and a senior Government faculty member, and James Q. Wilson, Shattuck Professor of Government...
...fall of 1972, ABC's That Certain Summer sensitively, if self-consciously, examined a homosexual relationship between a devoted father and a younger man. Yet it was not until the sitcom Love, Sidney, nine years later, that an apparent homosexual was depicted with some degree of calm as the title character in a series. In 1974, A Case of Rape with Elizabeth Montgomery was the first major TV drama to take a composed but telling look at that crime from the woman's point of view. The identical theme was sensationally exploited the same year with Born Innocent...
...frequently cited candidates for the post may fit this description: Associate Dean in the Faculty Sidney Verha '53 who has had a direct role in resolving a sting of departmental disputes and oversaw a widely publicized survey of sexual harassement at Harvard in Professor of Government James J. Wilson who has developed a reputation as a conservative issues...