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...height of his power, Kerr still took the most pride in what he had done for his own state. As he flew over the flat land near Tulsa last month, Bob Kerr said: "If I live ten more years in this job, there won't be a muddy stream left in Oklahoma...
...become increasingly isolated, seldom appears in the Bundestag, or even at the caucus meetings of his C.D.U. parliamentary faction. Often at Cabinet meetings he stays for a short time, then hands affairs over to Vice Chancellor Erhard. Der Alte seems uninterested in details, no longer gets the steady stream of reports from the Foreign Ministry on every detail of West Germany's relations abroad which he once demanded. Being out of touch even with the moods in his own country, Adenauer clearly fell into the Der Spiegel affair without realizing the political dynamite it contained...
...office day begins with a staff conference at 9, is followed by a stream of visitors. De Gaulle is ordinarily courtly and charming, rising to greet guests as they enter. VIPs share a sofa with De Gaulle; others take a chair at a respectful distance from the desk. A visitor is often greeted with a disconcerting "Well, sir, what have you to say to me?" De Gaulle listens attentively and will reply at length if the caller interests him; if not, he cuts the interview short with a lofty Gaullism...
...even what it says. All I care about is how it sounds and the feeling in it." True, it is of only academic interest that a song called In the Bright Mohawk Valley migrated west from stream to stream, new title to new title, until it settled down in the Red River Valley as a Western woman's torch song for her cowboy-errant. Similarly, a British ballad called The Unfortunate Rake, about a soldier dying of syphilis, went through several mutations before it traveled to Texas and became the national anthem of the trackless range, The Streets...
After a postwar slump, the company came back on the jet stream. It developed a turbine that uses the energy of jet exhaust to cool cockpits in the heat of supersonic speeds. Garrett now supplies pressurization or air-conditioning equipment for military bombers, fighters and commercial jetliners including the Boeing 707 and France's Caravelle. On a Government contract it is also developing a nuclear-powered system to generate electricity during long space flights...