Word: dillons
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Last year, the varsity baseball team had to travel 75 miles to Springfield to beat the Gymnasts, 13-3. Today, the Crimson will only have to stroll the 150 yards between Dillon Field House and Kindlestick Park...
Members of competing teams will be admitted at Gate 2 by lists received at 60 Boylston Street before 5 p.m. Friday. Only holders of faculty participation tickets and general participation tickets stamped with a "D", indicating a locker in Dillon Field House will be admitted to play tennis...
During the hearings, the committee received information and advice from some 200 witnesses. Arguing for the Administration program were such officials as Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon. Budget Director Kermit Gordon, and Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz. The A.F.L.-C.I.O. also spoke up, along with the National Association of Manufacturers, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Americans for Democratic Action, the Girl Scouts and, in the person of Ralph Bellamy, Actors Equity...
...agreement at this ominous warning from Robert Stevens, onetime Secretary of the Army under Eisenhower and now once again president of his family's big J.P. Stevens textile empire. Stevens was discussing the plight of the U.S. textile industry, and his words were directed at Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon, a beleaguered visitor to the convention. The textile men had hoped that Dillon would show up with at least part of the Kennedy Administration's long-promised relief program for textiles, gave him only grudging applause when he did not deliver...
Last year foreign governments and companies borrowed a record $1.2 billion on Wall Street; Europe not only took a fourth of that for itself, but saddled the U.S. with the investment needs of many developing countries that should be partially served by European capital. Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon and Under Secretary Robert Roosa have complained publicly to Europeans about this drain...