Word: chases
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Days of Thrills and Laughter. The third annual anthology of silent comedy, featuring, among others, Charlie Chase, Charlie Chaplin and Douglas Fairbanks, is sure to provoke yards of yocks...
...best to be afraid of everybody," Goodman says. "If you get cocky, you're sure to get beaten." But coach M. C. Chase, making his debut with the Crimson lights this year, says the crew doesn't have anything to be cocky about at the moment. "I think we have good potential," he indicates, "but we have only three men back from last year's varsity. Every race will be a tough one, because everyone we face will be out to snap our streak...
...more enticed by the $40,000 post. Said Banker David Rockefeller, 45, youngest of Governor Nelson Rockefeller's four brothers and a prewar City Hall aide: "From my work with Mayor La Guardia, I have an idea what the job is. Frankly, I feel very happy at the Chase Manhattan Bank...
Klan to Cattle Dips. That course has had its pitfalls. In its preoccupation with political judgments, the News stands in some danger of being a newspaper whose strength lies mostly in its shout. Its last major crusade came in 1924, when it helped chase the Ku Klux Klan out of Texas, although Dealey is still fond of pointing out that the News was the first Southern newspaper to call venereal diseases by their right names and the first paper in Texas to crusade for arsenical cattle dips. The News has only two staffers outside of Texas: Washington Correspondents Robert...
Most of the nation's economists appeared to think last week that the recession had at last hit bottom. Typifying the more confident mood, William F. Butler, vice president for economic research of the Chase Manhattan Bank, predicted that a vigorous recovery will boost the U.S. economy to a level of "full prosperity" in 1962. "The potential exists," said Butler, "for a good rate of expansion in markets for private durable goods, business plant and equipment, housing, automobiles, appliances and other consumer durable goods...