Word: analyst
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Into that vacuum stepped Louis Harris, pet political pollster both to Jack Kennedy and to Wagner. Harris, who considers himself less a vote sampler than a political analyst, soon got to analyzing...
Divorced. Arnold Eric Sevareid, 49, quick-witted CBS news analyst and liberal New York Post columnist; by Lois Finger Sevareid, 51; on grounds of desertion, after nearly 28 years of marriage, two children; in Washington...
...quick across-the-board tax cut." Some key barometers of business released last week-industrial production, housing starts, retail sales, new orders-showed small rises for July. This news cheered the stock market, but the President's speech also helped by clearing the air. Said Walston & Co. Market Analyst Edmund Tabell: "If there's one thing the market hates, it's uncertainty." Wall Streeters took heart at the promise (not quite a certainty) of a long-term tax cut next year...
Wanted: New Jobs. Tied to one industry, San Diego's officials are struggling to lure new employment sources to the city. Says State Labor Analyst Arthur McCarty: "We have all the facilities, all of the personnel and all of the money needed to retrain these workers. There is only one real problem: What do we train them...
...talk the caller out of immediate action and arrange an appointment. Only rarely are the police alerted to trace a phone call and race to the caller's home while he is kept talking. Marilyn Monroe was addicted to making periodic phone calls asking for help from her analyst and friends. But the night she died, she did not call the S.P.C., where the telephone is manned the clock around, seven days a week...