Word: steinhardt
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...most spectacular Japanese style buildings in the U.S. is New York's Motel on the Mountain, conceived by the gifted Japanese architect Junzo Yoshimura and largely executed by the energetic young architects Steinhardt & Thompson. Delicately poised on top of a mountain (which Yoshimura found similar to the settings of Japanese country inns), the motel is a complex of 14 buildings joined by covered walks. It has overhanging, many-levelled roofs, exposed beams, balconies and graceful stilts. Nearby are swimming pool, pond and a lake landscaped in Japanese style. Inside, the private rooms are furnished with an eye to simplicity...
Married. Dulcie Hofmann Steinhardt, fiftyish, widow of Laurence A. Steinhardt, onetime (1939-41) troubleshooting U.S. Ambassador to Russia who was killed in the crash of an embassy plane while Ambassador to Canada in 1950; and Air Force Major General Lucas V. Beau, 57, national commander of the Civil Air Patrol and wartime commanding general of the Mediterranean Air Transport Service in Africa and Italy; both for the second time; in Rockville Centre...
Backstrokers Bob Steinhardt and Hugh Hartwell raced well last year. The event will be 200 yards long this year, 50 yards more than in the past...
...Steinhardt once told a friend. In Canada, as in his other posts, Laurence Steinhardt's energy and willingness to make noise when noise was needed enabled him to speed up the machinery of diplomacy and to serve his country well...
Died. Laurence Adolphe Steinhardt, 57, U.S. Ambassador to Canada, early New Deal diplomat who since 1937 had served as Ambassador to Peru, Soviet Russia, Turkey and Czechoslovakia; in the crash of a U.S. embassy plane; near Ottawa, Ont. (see THE HEMISPHERE...