Word: branching
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Inspector General, produced this season, listed ten professionals, including an assistant technical director, another costumer and an assistant house manager. The theater is a demanding hand craft with a healthy appetite for talented workers and cannot be compromised once the commitment of professionalism is made in a branch of that craft. If the standards of professionalism are applied to acting, an increased demand like that which already is enlarging the technical staff can be expected to arise. Historically Harvard theater has seemed most professional when in fact it was so. For example, many of the Harvard undergraduates involved...
President Johnson may have attended Southwest Texas State Teacher's College, but Harvard can still claim a good portion of the government's Executive Branch for its own. Although the future of President Kennedy's personal White House staff--former professors Bundy and Schlesinger included--is uncertain, five former Harvard faculty members continue to serve in the administrative positions they have held since 1961. All have exhausted thir two-year leaves from the University and all have thoroughly enjoyed their "temporary" stay in Washington...
Looking Ahead. In one of the first steps of Haupt's liquidation by the Stock Exchange, Bache & Co. last week bought three of Haupt's Manhattan branch offices and another in Denver, and is negotiating for more of Haupt's 14 branch offices. It was the first liquidation of any member firm by the Stock Exchange, and Wall Street did not like the feel of it. The Street is already looking ahead to minimize the chance of any future failures among brokerage houses. At week's end the Exchange appointed two top-level committees...
Oswald was identified as chairman of a branch of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee...
Slender Markets. Montecatini has been a dazzling postwar success story, rising from war-torn rubble to branch into chemicals, plastics, fertilizers, paints and synthetic fibers and to set up plants in the U.S., Spain and The Netherlands. But like so many other European companies in the postwar period, its growth has been financed by perilous means. With not nearly enough loan money available in Europe's slender capital markets, many firms have tried to finance their rapid expansion with short-term borrowings. Montecatini has been borrowing Eurodollars-U.S. currency that circulates freely among European banks and industry without...