Word: cash
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...President dispatched Adviser Abe Fortas to Atheneum Publishers with a collection of his speeches to be turned into a book, ordered early payment of $234 million in veterans' insurance dividends to get more cash into circulation. There was a long lunch with Dean Acheson, followed by high praise for Acheson's outlook on foreign affairs, and there was a long private talk with a few reporters about what a crackerjack Defense Secretary Robert McNamara is. The President talked so convincingly of tight budgeting with visiting U.S. Chamber of Commerce President Edwin Neilan that Neilan, a registered Republican, emerged...
...Vienna, Kalmann in Naples, and Amschel stayed home to help Father. The turning point in Meyer's career came when he ingratiated himself with Prince William of Hesse by selling him rare coins at a bargain. The prince reciprocated by giving Meyer the job of investing his vast cash reserves...
Ruby had a revolver, since he always carried-or claimed that he carried-a big roll of cash. He was picked up twice for carrying a concealed weapon, and occasionally for violation of state liquor laws and of the city dance-hall ordinances. But Ruby was a real cop buff-he was always hanging around headquarters, and so became a familiar figure. Aside from all that, Ruby was a health nut. He was worried about his falling hair and sought the services of Dallas Trichologist Bruce McLean. "I've known him well since 1958," says McLean...
Maclntyre's successor will have to make some cash stick. Hall will be helped by the fact that Eastern has just completed a Maclntyre-planned $237 million refinancing plan that will enable it to take delivery on 40 new Boeing trijet 727s next year. Also in Eastern's favor is the recent decision by the Civil Aeronautics Board to remove Northeast Airlines from the New York-Miami run. Though the CAB order is now being tested in court, the chances are good that within a few months Eastern will have only one competitor, rather than...
...more have been started in the first nine months of this year. Last year the nation's profit-sharing plans set aside from corporate earnings an estimated $2 billion for 5,500,000 Americans. Some companies pay the workers' chunk of profit in cash, but the majority now invest each employee's share and pay off only when he leaves the company. These deferred payments are taxable as capital income, at a top of 25%-which is the main reason that the number of such plans has jumped from 9,000 in 1955 to more than...