Word: cecil
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Cecil A. Roberts, director of the Planning Office, said yesterday that Mem Hall was not officially considered "expendable," and that there were no present plans to demolish it. He said the idea of a pedestrian mall had come from Cambridge and not the University...
...More than Bobo!" cheered Mrs. Cecil Blaffer Hudson, 43, and that was what she got-$6.5 million, beating Bobo Rockefeller's 1954 divorce settlement by a cool $100,000. Not that the money mattered-she was already an heiress to the Humble Oil fortune amassed by her father, Robert Lee Blaffer-but it made the finish of her 17-year marriage to Edward Joseph Hudson, 56 (Hudson Oil and Gas), quite a bit brighter. "I'm so happy I could sing," said the ex-Mrs. Hudson as she considered a future sweetened by an estimated...
...pillar of the City of London's select financial clique and a graduate of Eton and Cambridge, Geoffrey Cecil Eley, 58, seemed a most unlikely candidate to outrage his peers by nationalizing a private steel company. Yet that, in effect, is what Eley did last week when Richard Thomas & Baldwins, Britain's only remaining nationalized steel company, won its fight to take over privately run Whitehead Iron & Steel. R.T.B.'s chairman for four years, Eley moved into action with government approval when the rival steel firm of Stewarts & Lloyds tried to take over Whitehead-a move that...
...suit, filed in U.S. Dist. Court here, named Circuit Clerk Cecil C. Campbell of Sunflower County and the State of Mississippi as defendants. Under Mississippi law, circuit clerks act as voter registrars...
After the Rev. Cecil Myers concluded his evening sermon on the topic "You Can Start Right Over Now," the lights of Atlanta's Grace Methodist Church were dimmed. The choir sang softly, and members of the 1,200-strong congregation, each bearing a tightly folded scrap of paper, began to crowd the aisles. As each worshiper reached the altar, he dropped his twist of paper into one of a dozen burning urns; some knelt for a moment in prayer before returning to their pews...