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Two Goals. The man in charge of the U.S. military response to the new Russian challenge is James Rodney Schlesinger, 45, who was sworn in as Secretary of Defense last July 2. By profession an economist and military strategist, the tall, pipe-smoking Schlesinger demonstrated deft and tough skills in...
Sir / What cold comfort, except for the medical profession, is Reader Dr. Salvatore J. Angelo's "realization that American medicine is the last bulwark of free enterprise in the country, free to a great extent of government control" [Jan. 7].
Hughes was just indicted for stock manipulation of still another airline (TIME, Jan 7). Tinnin's book suggests that he used his investment in TWA mainly as a tax vehicle to offset the profits from his Hughes Tool Co. Most of all, the TWA-Hughes saga is a damning...
He began with his usual profession of modesty, saying that he didn't deserve the honor. But then he said that he couldn't take credit for anything that he'd done on the basketball court--it was all due to Jesus, he said. (He could get away with that...
DR. LEON EISENBERG, professor of Psychiatry at the Medical School, doesn't immediately stand out as the sort of person who gives impassioned speeches at rallies in solidarity with Greek demonstrators. Fiftyish, distinguished in his profession, chief of the psychiatry department at Massachusetts General Hospital, he seems perfectly comfortable in...