Word: accesses
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...well have been pleased with their El Paso precautions. But as the Warren Commission noted: "The protective task is further complicated by the reluctance of Presidents to take security precautions which might interfere with the performance of their duties, or their desire to have frequent and easy access to the people...
...University first learns of proposal to build underpasses at Boylston St., River St., and Western Ave. John H. Finley '25, Master of Eliot House, reacts with "pure, horrid gloom" when told that one of the access roads to the Boylston St. underpass might come very close to the corner of his House...
...complex-including a ten-story curved glass building, the first of two similar structures-Murdock has already installed a bank, a savings and loan company, an insurance agency, a title company and a stock broker, all of which have access to a Univac 1107 computer that will process their accounts. Murdock also hopes to have a finance company, a mortgage banking firm, a factoring company and other financial services in the center, so that a typical "shopper" theoretically would be able to settle all his financial affairs on a single trip...
Owen and Bloch join with seven other scholars who, along with President Pusey and Dean Ford, are the Senior Fellows. These men each year select about eight young men for the Junior Fellowships, which provide three years at the University free for research, creative work or study, with access to all the University's facilities...
...Rembrandt's Aristotle Contemplating the Bust of Homer; armed with backing from Redmond's board, Rorimer outbid the well-heeled Cleveland Museum with the highest known price ever paid for an art object, $2,300,000. But that deal involved only money, of which the Met has access to loads ($104 million-plus in assets, exclusive of its art riches); other triumphs are more intriguing. Four years ago, the Met stirred outrage in the Gaullist Parliament by quietly acquiring, for possibly $750,000, The Fortune Teller by the belatedly discovered 17th century French master, Georges de La Tour...