Word: charterers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...with great interest that I read the letter of John Polacheck. Mr. Polacheck was evidently unable to secure figures to support his belief that the profits of the HSA charter flights agency are excessive and I feel that I can supply some helpful figures...
...charter member of the Lowell House staff, he went to Adams when that House opened and was associated with Adams until 1955. He got a taste of what a Master's job was like in 1933, when he served as acting Master while the Master took a semester's leave...
Under Article 19 of the U.N. Charter, any nation more than two years in arrears automatically loses its vote in the General Assembly. Though Haiti promptly paid its tardy $31,979 and Bolivia and Paraguay coughed up some $30,000 each after U Thant's blacklisting last week, the other 13 stand to lose their votes, and the issue has turned into a major tug-of-war between the U.S. and Russia, which owes the most: some $63 million...
Churchill was one of the "Big Three" who directed the Allies' war efforts. He and President Franklin D. Roosevelt '04 signed the Atlantic Charter in 1941. Later Churchill met with other Allied leaders at Casablanca, Tehran, Quebec, and Yalta, and urged them to demand the unconditional surrender of Germany and to set up a United Nations Organization...
...bidders are trying to pull down the price by pointing out that part of Niarchos' fleet is under long-term charter contracts that pay off in British sterling-and that devaluation would thus cost them dearly. But the deal hinges primarily on the inspection of the fleet. If the vessels are shipshape, a deal that would make the Lee White group the world's biggest independent shipping operator should be closed in 60 to 90 days...