Word: attacker
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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Although Morgenthau held out little hope for total disarmament, he believed technological stability might bring a balance between the United States and the Soviet Union, with both sides possessing invulnerable attack forces. Keeping the amount of armaments within reasonable bounds, he stated, should become the "realistic aim" of the government...
Exception to Innocence. Whenever a woman bears a malformed child, she tortures herself with the questions, "Is it my fault? What did I do wrong?" In most cases, nothing. The one clear exception to the rule of maternal innocence is syphilis. Its spirochetes do not attack the fetus until relatively late in its development. If syphilis is diagnosed early in pregnancy, intensive treatment with penicillin can give the mother's unborn child almost sure protection...
...Division to become executive vice president at Summers Gyroscope, a major maker of guidance systems for missiles. As chief engineer at Douglas' giant El Segundo plant from 1936 to 1958, Heinemann won fame as the exponent of clean, uncluttered aircraft, designed such famous Navy aircraft as the Skyraider attack bombers and the Dauntless dive bombers. ¶E. Clinton Towl, 54, succeeded the late Leon A. Swirbul as president of Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp. Towl was one of the founders of the company in 1929, along with Board Chairman Leroy Grumman and Swirbul. His specialty is administration and finance...
...Chicago and a vice president of the parent corporation since 1954, who in 1946 helped supervise the first changeover from manual to mechanical subscription handling in the publishing field and the development of subsequent electronic speedups in tabulation and mailing operations covering 11 million subscribers; of a heart attack; in Hinsdale...
...Kent, 73, president of P. Lorillard Co. from 1942 to 1952, board chairman the following three years, a proponent, in his 49 years with the company, of mild cigarettes and soft-sell advertising (including the 1942 Old Gold slogan: "For a treat instead of a treatment"); of a heart attack; in Milan, Italy...