May 24, 2004: Headlines: Peace Corps Directors - Shriver: US News and World Report: Sarge by Scott Stossel serves as a tonic to tales of the spoiled wealthy
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May 24, 2004: Headlines: Peace Corps Directors - Shriver: US News and World Report: Sarge by Scott Stossel serves as a tonic to tales of the spoiled wealthy
Sarge by Scott Stossel serves as a tonic to tales of the spoiled wealthy
Sarge by Scott Stossel serves as a tonic to tales of the spoiled wealthy
Sarge by Scott Stossel serves as a tonic to tales of the spoiled wealthy. Kennedy in-law Sargent Shriver made a mint managing Chicago's Merchandise Mart, helped shoot down 26 Japanese planes in a World War II battle, recruited top talent for JFK's staff, and built up the Peace Corps. "Somebody brought him a chart of how the Peace Corps was to be structured, with the volunteers under everyone else," Orth says. "He turned the chart upside down."
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