Word: stevenses
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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And by June the only major news item was the resignation of varsity crew coach E. A. Stevens because of lack of cooperation on the part of the crew. A monster rally of 500 saw the oarsmen off to Red Top and three weeks of grinding before the Yale race...
The witness said that he had no animosity for Secretary Stevens, "a fine, gentlemanly, courteous person." He took quite a different attitude toward John Adams, implying contemptuously that Adams had made the great mistake of trying to outwit Cohn.
Cohn admitted being angry during the incident at Fort Monmouth when Stevens refused him admission to the radar laboratory. He was asked if he had said: "This is it. This is war with the Army. We will investigate the heck out of you." Cohn could not recall saying that. He...
The Colonel. Roy Cohn's fit of anger at Fort Monmouth, when he was excluded from the radar laboratory, was recounted by Colonel Kenneth E. BeLieu, aide to secretary Stevens. "I thought he was blowing his top," said the colonel, a veteran of five European campaigns and of Korea...
Thirdly, the conduct of Stevens reveals an oft-buried truth. The fallacy that good business men automatically make good politicians is bared in the Secretary's natural but unfortunate compromises with blackguards. Lunching with a rival manufacturer is an entirely different matter from that of lunching with Senator McCarthy. A...