Word: cam
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...industrial Connecticut is the fact that in the years since 1947 he has been both vice-president and president of the Connecticut Association of Manufacturers, an organization which has consistently opposed welfare measures in the state. Bill Benton's speechwriters are working hard on the record of the CAM, and Purtell has been forced...
...which decoded the "messages" punched out on a tape similar to teletype. When M.I.T.'s Associate Professor William Pease fed the tape into a transmitter, the huge machine swung into action, cutting all the curves and corners necessary to transform a square piece of metal into an eccentric cam. Only 10 ft. of tape was enough to keep the big machine busy for an hour-and turning out the parts three to four times as fast as they could be done under human guid ance...
...landed at Kansas City, Kans., and spent a quiet, secluded night on the 14th floor of the new Town House, waking up at 4 a.m. and worrying about his first cam paign speech. At 7:30 a.m. Ike, Mamie, newsmen and the campaign brass climbed aboard a Santa Fe streamliner bound for the little (pop. 6,000) town of Abilene, where the U.S. would watch Ike make his political debut...
Helen Maude Cam, Zemurray Stone-Radcliffe Professor of History, addressed juniors and seniors at the affair last year...
Briggs Hall girls enjoy the opportunity of getting acquainted with Kenneth J. Conant, professor of architecture, at lunch each Tuesday. Helen Maud Cam, Zemurray-Stone Professor of History, visits Cabot for dinner each Wednesday night...