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Thus some Congressmen figured that they might as well have the game with the name, particularly since they could thereby cater to some of the businessmen back home. Beyond all that, many Democrats as well as Republicans were resentful of the high-pressure lobbying tactics used by the Kennedy Administration...
...foreign officials was not accidental. "Unbeknownst to Marshall, Undersecretary Acheson had called in key English correspondents, briefed them on the upcoming proposal and urged them to dispatch the full text of Marshall's remarks in their papers," according to a member of that year's senior class, Douglass Cater, '47, now Washington editor of The Reporter.14Secretary of State Marshall in the Commencement procession...
...first new U.S. stock exchange since 1934, Natex (pronounced Nay-tex) will cater to fledgling companies that cannot meet the requirements of the major exchanges. While the American Stock Exchange rarely lists a company unless it has earnings of at least $150,000, and the New York Stock Exchange demands $1,000,000, Natex will have no minimum earnings requirement...
Cruise Types. Unlike the France, the two British liners are really cruise ships, cater to the type of passenger who has become the mainstay of the liners. The cruise traveler is going nowhere in particular, likes the sense of remoteness from the world's harassments that only the sea can give, and is happy to stop anywhere that seems interesting. In 1956 the winter cruise business grossed $55 million; this year it will top $100 million. This season there will be more than 325 cruise sailings to the Caribbean. Mediterranean, South
...Frank Sinatra, Jackie Gleason and Marlon Brando, plus reviews and listings of coming events that, together with the ads, occupy most of the first 53 pages. SBI's potential readership, says Associate Publisher A. C. Spectorsky (who holds the same title on Playboy), lies somewhere between magazines that cater to movie addicts and those that appeal to longhaired readers who can follow an operatic score. "They leave hundreds of thousands of people behind," says Spectorsky. "We want those people...