Word: cash
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...loading it aboard ships will average about $2.30 a bushel. But Cargill will sell it to the Soviets at the world market price of about $1.75 a bushel. To make up the difference, it will receive a Government export subsidy of 550 or more a bushel (payable not in cash but in grain) and stand to make about 1% profit per sales dollar...
...into a crowded Bremen courtroom to answer a $4.5 million suit brought by a German mines association, which is trying to recover special compensations that the association claims were wrongly paid four years ago to one of his holding companies. Loss of the full amount could threaten Stinnes' cash-shy empire with bankruptcy...
...such firms as Stinnes often get into trouble "all because they let themselves be fooled for months by the greatest enemy which exists for a businessman: hope." On Münemann's advice, Stinnes last summer sold his gas-station chain to meet his immediate need for cash. When that was not enough, Münemann himself last month began buying what Germans call die Perlen-the pearls -among Stinnes' manufacturing companies, notably the machinery and plastics producers. Brash and brainy Banker Münemann is playing an unaccustomed role as rescuer, and not entirely as a Samaritan...
...Committee -which administers government funds while fending off government control-first authorized the new Sussex campus in Brighton, the holiday town on England's Channel coast. Then it opened a national competition for six more universities of 3,000 students apiece. To snag them, towns had to offer cash, 200-acre sites and fitting cultural attractions. Scenting profits as well as prestige, 20 cities and towns launched a regular gold rush, cranked up lively boosters and lavish brochures (Lancaster: "A progressive, prosperous and well-balanced community...
With a minimum of four months to go before a heavyweight title fight, the division has settled into stagnation. Even Cash is unusually quiet: he has evidently decided to devote his full attention to avoiding another fight before Liston consents to meet him. With his undefeated record Cassiue is as pretty as a $6 million Christmas present. The fact that he will be unwrapped inside of five rounds is relatively unimportant. Clay just has to remain intact until he steps into the ring with Sonny, and that is precisely what he plans on doing...