Word: collectively
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...when he's snorting, and he did plenty of it. But in his 80th birthday week, Harry Truman was all choked up between potshots at the press, the Republicans, and everyone else within BB range. President Johnson telephoned Kansas City with early congratulations. "I wanted to call collect," ho-hoed L.B.J., who then added: "When you blow out those candles, I hope you think of all the lights you have turned on during 80 years." But the biggest thrill came during a birthday appearance on the Senate floor. After eulogies from no fewer than 25 Senators plus a standing...
Party of the Second Part. A yokel would have raced to collect on the spot. But every track buff in the world knows enough about taxes to realize that such a windfall may dwindle before his very eyes. The Government form he is obliged to put his name to is in duplicate, and the party of the second part is the Internal Revenue Service...
...board" in the operating station under Langdell Hall. When Holyoke Center opened, a second board was put in the station in its basement, and sometime in 1964-65 a third one will be set up in Weld. In addition, Weld will get a master data processing unit that will collect information gathered by all three boards and put it into concise, easily readable form...
...paying 199 pennies for the $2 admission. The city subway system would be paralyzed by 6 a.m., and the major highway approaches to the fair by 7:30 a.m. An airplane would fly over the fair and drop thousands of leaflets protesting discrimination, and a Harlem contingent would collect hundreds of live rats in the slums and release them into the crowds as President Johnson spoke at the fairgrounds...
Early in the term the club's president, Richard B. Olson '64, first wrote Scranton asking him to come to Harvard and collect the award. Receiving no response to the invitation, Olson and his successor, Eric A. Von Salzen '65 continued to seek a commitment...