Word: stephenses
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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In a televised ceremony at Pittsburgh's William Penn Hotel last week, U.S. Steel Vice President John Stephens and President Dave McDonald of the 1,200,000-man United Steel Workers (C.I.O.) signed a new contract with surprisingly generous terms. The industry generally fell in line.
Lt. Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer (ret.), an authority on the Far East, will speak on Red China before the Young Republican Club next Tuesday, John W. Stephens '55, president of the group, announced yesterday.
¶ At Kiambu, near Nairobi, four-year-old Andrew Stephens, son of a retired R.A.F. officer, was pedaling his tricycle outside his home when a terrorist bounded out of the woods. The terrorist swung his panga at the child's curly head and all but decapitated the boy. Captured...
Stephens last night declined to comment on Flanders' speech of last Saturday, in which the Vermont senator called McCarthy's Milwaukee address of the night before a "magnificent speech in behalf of the Republican Party."
In requesting Flanders to speak, Stephens congratulated him for his "wise, well-reasoned and constructive approach to a complex problem."