Word: banqueteers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Speaking to a banquet meeting of the Mid-Atlantic Model General Assembly at Howard University, Gardner said, "The price of participating in any political institution is that you cannot get your way all the time. We cannot expect to get your way all the time in the U.N. The central question is whether the credits exceed the debits--whether in looking at the balance sheet as a whole, the institution is making a net contribution to our national interest...
Miss MacLaine will be at the Pudding Clubhouse at 12 Holyoke St. for various public ceremonies before attending a luncheon banquet. Edward A. Crane '35, mayor of Cambridge, will present an award from the City. Harvard students are expected to pack the street...
During the weekend, the Toronto students will hear a panel discussion on "American Foreign Policy and Disarmament." They will also see a performance of "Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mama's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feeling So Sad," and attend a banquet. Sunday they will lunch at Holmes Hall. A speech by Radcliffe's President Bunting will officially end the festivities...
...patronage of the suburbanites usually drawn into the city for a day by the ads of the big department stores and theaters. New York florists complain that they are losing trade because a public without obituaries and sailing notices does not know when to send flowers. Hotel rentals of banquet halls to wedding parties have fallen sharply because there are no engagement announcements to alert them to prospects. The lack of job promotion news is making it hard for insurance agents to find prospects. And the scarcity of financial news has cut brokers' commissions by as much...
...Year's Eve party was going full blast in the banquet hall atop the Kremlin's Palace of Congresses. Communist bigwigs mingled with diplomats, military leaders and stars of the Soviet cultural elite. Everyone was in high spirits, including Soviet ex-President Kliment Voroshilov, 82, who broke into an impromptu jig when the band played a snappy Russian melody. Genial Host Nikita Khrushchev roared his hearty approval...