Word: domes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Young Inc., Springfield, Mass., $94,574; Dome Chemicals Inc., N.Y.C., $93,522; J. T. Baker Chemical Co., Phillipsburg, N.J., $89,000; Eaton Laboratories, Norwich, N.Y., $65,000; Irwin Neisler & Co., Decatur, Ill., $50,000; S.S.S. Co., Atlanta, $37,554; Hynson, Westcott & Dunning Inc., Baltimore, $24,400; S. B. Penick & Co., N.Y.C., $20,000; Armour & Co., Chicago, $10,000; Savage Laboratories Inc., Bellaire, Texas, $9,312; Potts Dade Reagents Inc., Miami, $8,427; Arnar-Stone Laboratories, Mount Prospect, Ill., $8,000; International Chemical Corp., N.Y.C...
Scheduled to be ready in 1964, the stadium will seat 46,000 in plush bucket-type seats for baseball, 52,000 for football, and upwards of 65,000 for fights and conventions. The dome will be 202 ft. high (well clear of the most towering fly), and its seven tiers will be served by escalators. There will be facilities for 25,000 cars...
...John asked to be known not as a diplomatic, political or learned Pope, but as "the good shepherd defending truth and goodness." He sallied out of the Vatican to orphanages, jails, schools, churches?139 times. He dispensed with such customs as that of barring visitors from St. Peter's dome while the Pope is walking in the garden below. Said John: "Why shouldn't they look? I'm not doing anything scandalous." He pronounced himself embarrassed at being addressed as "Holiness" or "Holy Father.'' and admitted that he could not get used to thinking of himself in the plural...
CHARLES DE GAULLE lives in stone houses. In cosmopolitan Paris, home is the buff-colored Elysée Palace, an elaborate 18th century pleasure dome that belonged to Mme. de Pompadour, mistress of King Louis XV. In rural Colombey-les-Deux-Eglises, home is a 14-room château of grey limestone surrounded by formal gardens and groves of elm and pine. In both, le grand Charles tries to keep life as simple and uncomplicated as possible...
...million initial contract to build the lunar "bug" that, it is hoped, will land Apollo astronauts on the moon by 1970. The 12-ton bug, called LEM (for Lunar Excursion Module), will be like nothing ever seen before: 10 ft. wide and 15 ft. high, with a window-dome top and three strutlike "legs" for landing...