Word: chasers
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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After two years at San Francisco State College he joined the Navy and, just before his 18th birthday, became one of the youngest men ever to skipper a U.S. Navy ship, taking over a submarine chaser. Returning to San Francisco in 1946, Salinger became within five years, at 26, night city editor of the Chronicle. By the time he quit to go to Collier's in 1955, he had made a name for himself by stories exposing prison conditions and breaking up a municipal bond racket, and by helping to solve a murder. On the side, he worked...
Ambulance Chaser. In East St. Louis, Ill., after being charged with five traffic vilolations for pursuing an ambulance at 70 m.p.h., Julius Moore explained that the driver was his cousin and he wanted to talk...
...Morris takes the Fifth when asked about his own record as a key aide to Communist-Chaser McCarthy. Says he: "I'm running on my own record-not McCarthy...
Harder than Water. In Hartford, Conn., a state police sign warns motorists: "He who takes one for the road will get a trooper for a chaser...
...Smog Chaser. Also before the Joint Atomic Energy Committee, Dr. David B. Hall of Los Alamos took down his scientific hair and discussed some of the jobs that may open for nuclear reactors in the foreseeable future. Reactors are very good, he said, at generating low-cost heat, and the time may come when the world needs to conserve its remaining liquid fuel to run land and air vehicles. Then reactors can take over the job of supplying process heat (e.g., for industrial use) and space heat (e.g., for homes), which account for half the energy consumed...