He raced horses under the alias Kershaw Stable, and his daughter Belle was an internationally-famous equestrian.
Because this man gave advice while on a bench in Lafayette Park, Carter Field's biography of him is called "Park Bench Statesman"; that moniker was possibly given to him by his mistress Clare Boothe Luce. He raced horses under the alias Kershaw Stable, and his daughter Belle was an internationally-famous equestrian. This man's plantation at Hobcaw Barony was where FDR once retired for a month-long vacation. This man, known as the "Lone Wolf of Wall Street" for his investing expertise, hired Hugh S. Johnson as his chief lieutenant after he was named the first chairman of the War Industries Board. This man wrote a modified version of the Acheson-Lilienthal Report, which was presented to the UN Atomic Energy Commission in 1946. At a speech in his home state of South Carolina, he coined the term "Cold War." For 10 points, identify this man whose namesake "Plan" tried to stop the spread of nuclear weapons.
Because this man gave advice while on a bench in Lafayette Park, Carter Field's biography of him is called "Park Bench Statesman"; that moniker was possibly given to him by his mistress Clare Boothe Luce.
Bernard Baruch [or Bernard Mannes Baruch]