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Apparently no big U.S. university can now afford to pick a scholar for its president. The U.S. college president, 1947 model, has to be a salesman, skilled at wheedling bequests from his alumni; a special pleader when it comes to dealing with his trustees; an executive when it comes to...
Brisk, brusque Bob Taft discovered that the best of time schedules might be and often were upset by unpredictable colleagues. The joke that there were 50 other G.O.P. candidates for President in the Senate was not a joke but a fact which made bossing the Senate just about impossible. Freshmen...
Grounded. Patterson's machinelike way of operating enables him to get through an enormous amount of work in jigtime. In addition to bossing United, he is a director in three non-aviation companies. Yet his desk in his blue-green, semi-paneled office, across from Chicago's Municipal...
The lions' den was not quiet enough, however, to put Daniel to sleep. Church leaders, asking the industry and labor men to think of their problems "from God's viewpoint," were occasionally disturbed by such cries from the floor as "Wipe out the evil of monopolistic capitalism!" The...
In its first venture into airplane manufacturing, Electric Boat Co. hired H. Oliver West, former executive vice president of Seattle's Boeing Aircraft Co., as Canadair's new president. Unlike Hopkins, President West is no newcomer to Canada (he helped organize Trans-Canada Air Lines in 1937) or...