Word: cars
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Tierney stated that he would not consult the University's files to locate the owner of an out-of-state car, but would merely have it towed away. However, he praised the University's newly broadened program of keeping a file of the locations where students park their cars...
Here are my reasons, and I defy you to refute them: 1) My car was parked on the north-bound side of Oxford Street, at the very end of the street, that is, it was parked beyond the borders of Cambridge. It was parked in Somerville. Your police had no right to ticket me there...
...formally opened next summer, the city's brokers and traders will have a 13-story, $1,500,000 granite-and-glass headquarters with a trading floor almost half the size of a football field, a modern ticker-tape system, offices and exhibition rooms and a 100-car parking garage. Düsseldorf's new Stock Exchange will symbolize the resurgence of West Germany's securities market, long one of the weakest links in the nation's booming economy...
Tonight or Never. In Chicago, police jugged Herman Nolte on his wedding night after he celebrated by firing his shotgun from his front porch, stealing the squad car when cops turned up to investigate...
Rematch. In Paterson, N.J., after police tagged him for speeding, John Kamenchuk climbed back into his car, yelled, "Let's see you catch me now," collected another speeding ticket and a charge of being disorderly after an 85-m.p.h. chase...