Word: chases
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...determination to chase Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith back into his hole, Britain's Harold Wilson came up with another assortment of sanctions...
Harlem is hardly an affluent neighborhood. Yet some 232,000 people live there, making it more than worthwhile for five of New York's biggest banks to maintain branches around 125th Street, Harlem's main stem. They are Chase Manhattan (assets, $15.3 billion), First National City ($13.9 billion), Manufacturers Hanover ($7.6 billion), Chemical ($6.9 billion) and Bankers Trust ($5.1 billion). Dwarfed by these is the Freedom National Bank, which had, as of the close of last week's banking hours, precisely $9,605,878.07 in assets. Yet for all its relative puniness, Freedom National is growing fast...
...back to 4.5% this year, as restrictions are eased. Investors were so cheered by the recent removal of Finance Minister Valery Giscard d'Estaing, architect of deflation, that they kicked the stock market's blue chips up 10% to 15% just after the change. "But," warns the Chase Manhattan Bank in a survey, "since price controls are being continued and wages are rising further, profits and private investment will most likely continue at low levels...
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, JR. by Edward Chase Kirkland. 256 pages. Harvard University...
...sprinter Brad Lindeblad. He swam the last leg of the 400-yard medley and touhed out Harvard's Jim Seubold, then tried to come back immediately and give Dartmouth a sweep in the 50-yard freestyle. But he tired on the last leg and lost second place to Bill Chase...