Word: sternly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...York Philharmonic (Sun. 1 p.m., CBS). Soloist: Violinist Isaac Stern...
...Court doctrine: where Negro education is "separate," it must be "equal" to that offered whites. This doctrine has led, after court fights, to the admittance of Negroes to white universities in Texas, Oklahoma and Kentucky. Last week the Georgia legislature voted more than $90 million for education, added two stern provisos: i) if any white school (from a district grade school to the University of Georgia) voluntarily admits a Negro, it will be cut off without a cent of state funds, 2) if any white school admits a Negro by court order, the whole public school or university system (depending...
...Karl Stern, M.D., for his autobiography, Pillar of Fire (Harcourt Brace; $3.50). In this book, Jewish-born Dr. Stern tells of his struggles in Nazi Germany and his eventual conversion to Catholicism...
...corporation's favored sons, a man marked for tempering and testing under the hard eye of G.E.'s stern President Gerard Swope himself. A year later Bill Ruete died. Just before he passed away, he said: "You know, Charlie, that stickpin of mine has been the secret of your success. You worked your head off for it. So here it is." Charlie locked the pin up in a box and, with a characteristic gesture, added a provision to his will, directing that the pin go to Bill Ruete'c grandnephew...
...Washington, the Government announced that patent No. 2,540,144 had been granted to Engineer-Inventor Emery Stern for a device which will "automatically release" various scents from containers built into TV sets. Set off by electrical impulses, the odors are intended to be appropriate to the type of program, e.g., peach blossom for romance...