Word: addresses
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Displayed the immature emotionalism of many of its African members who, in protest over Rhodesia, walked out during British Prime Minister Harold Wilson's address...
...federation responded to pressure from its own liberal wing by adopting a strong pro-civil rights resolution. As another sop to its social conscience, Meany pledged in his keynote address that organized labor would fight to improve the lot "of all the little people of America...
...announcement to come at a corporate Christmas party, but Transamerica Corp. likes to do things differently. As the sound of Jingle Bells faded in a banquet room at San Francisco's Mark Hopkins Hotel, Chairman Horace W. Brower rose to address 80 of his top executives. Said Brower, 65, who is recuperating from major heart surgery: "I'm pulling out as chief executive Jan. 1. That will give me more time for fishing, for golf and the recovery of my health." With that, command of one of the nation's largest and least understood financial empires shifted...
...glad to furnish you with any additional information you require, or you may write to the National Director, Dr. Hans Rosenhaupt. Sincerely, H. Ronald Rowse." Three personal pronouns in the first thirteen words. Of course, you will mail your application directly to Professor Rowse, and the fact that his address is "Mathematics Department / Pearson Hall" reminds you that you are corresponding with a scholar, not an administrator. Moreover, around the time you receive your Wilson application forms--but under separate cover--you receive a letter from the national director congratulating you on being nominated for a Wilson by a member...
Deeply alienated by the incompetence and immorality of their elders, teenagers today are estranged from the adult generation which processes them according to alien, inhuman goals, Goodman said in his address to the Ford Hall Forum...