Word: butler
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Most of the nation's economists appeared to think last week that the recession had at last hit bottom. Typifying the more confident mood, William F. Butler, vice president for economic research of the Chase Manhattan Bank, predicted that a vigorous recovery will boost the U.S. economy to a level of "full prosperity" in 1962. "The potential exists," said Butler, "for a good rate of expansion in markets for private durable goods, business plant and equipment, housing, automobiles, appliances and other consumer durable goods...
Issues and Answers (ABC, 1:30-2 p.m.). "The Ladies of the New Frontier" introduces U.S. Treasurer Elizabeth Rudel Smith, Oregon Senator Maurine Neuberger and Washington Congresswoman Julia Butler Hansen...
...dedicated campaigner and state committeewoman whose tastefully opulent town house in 1952 became the salon of her party's intellectual shadow Cabinet and the saloon of the rank and file. Recalls one New York leader: "I shall never forget the sight of the Trees' English butler, Collins, dying by stately inches at the thought of what that mass of Democrats could do to the house, or of Ronnie Tree, stiff, perspiring, and apprehensive. And all the time Marietta was sashaying around as if it were a picnic in Central Park...
...ranked third in senatorial service by July 1950 when, during two hours of inspired invective, he summarized a subcommittee report labeling McCarthy's charge of Communist penetration of the State Department "a fraud and a hoax" on the U.S. public. Defeated that fall by politically unknown John Marshall Butler, who was actively backed by McCarthy in a gutter campaign featuring a phony composite photograph showing Tydings in apparently friendly conversation with Communist Earl Browder, Tydings won nomination to the Senate in 1956 but withdrew from his last political scrap because of ill health...
...architect because he wanted to work on his own without having to meet the demands of clients, contractors and zoning laws. Unsure where his tastes and talents lay, he began by cutting out mobiles, only to find the shapes too "rigid"' for his taste. Like Reg Butler and Geoffrey Clarke, his most notable English contemporaries, Chadwick took to the welding torch...