Word: chairmen
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Common Cold. Without question, the stalemate has already cost the President some of his cherished support among business leaders. Last month, when the presidents or chairmen of 100 major companies gathered in Hot Springs, Va., for the semiannual meeting of the prestigious Business Council, the corridors hummed with complaints. Most of the council faulted the President for "lack of leader ship" and "playing politics" with congressional demands for spending cuts as a prerequisite to the 10% income tax surcharge he proposed in August...
After protracted, secrecy-shrouded deliberations, the company chose as Chambers' successor Sir Peter Allen, 62, one of four I.C.I. deputy chairmen. Allen promptly promised that he will bring "no abrupt-or even, for that matter, gentle-changes of policy...
...chairman of the program, said that the Center's administration was "not responsive to the needs of the community--leaving our program only tenuous justification for working under their auspices." About fifteen residents of the neighborhood came to the meeting to support the demands of the PBH chairmen. One disgruntled resident said, "if PBH pulled out, all the Center would have to do is heat its offices...
...joint statement by the society's three co-chairmen, Ellen Klein '68, Marc R. Dyen '70, and Jared Israel, called the charges "essentially accurate but.... very trivial haggling...
...executives explained to Goldstein that they had no authority to tell the committee chairmen to release PBH volunteers from their egular duties. Instead, the executive committee asked the chairmen to "consider" releasing their volunteers...