Word: donald
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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When he meets one at a concert, he manages almost suavely to ask her for a d-d-date, but when she says yes, he suddenly looks like Donald Duck walking on air-about 15 ft. out from the edge of the cliff. Big-hearted Ted, of course, gives the poor kid some useful advice ("Put two cigarettes between your lips, light them and give one to her -very sexy, women love it") and then kindly offers to come over to Bob's pad on the big night and whip up one of those "seductive suppers from Playboy...
Fighting back against noise is still mostly a holding action. Dr. Donald F. Hornig, special assistant to President Johnson for science and technology, acknowledged last week that "the generation of noise will get worse with the increase of population density." But here and there, the battle goes forward...
...eager train-and evening-out bridge player; though he has a bent-armed swing, he plays golf in the low 80s, has certificates to prove that he has thrice scored holes in one. His two children, both grown and married, remain close to the marketing place. Son Donald, 34, an Amherst graduate, is a registered representative in a Merrill Lynch New York branch office. Daughter Joan, 30, is married to a Merrill Lynch junior executive, soon to be transferred to Detroit to the same job his father-in-law held some 30 years ago. Thomson has five grandchildren...
More than thirty professors and graduate students in East Asian studies will participate in the study project. These will include Ezra F. Vogel and Donald W. Klein, both research associates in the East Esian Studies Center...
More inflationary effects may be expected to set in soon. Electrical workers (who have been watching the airline negotiations with considerable interest) will soon start contract bargaining with General Electric and Westinghouse. Last week their union leaders noted that Westinghouse President Donald C. Burnham recently got his salary raised from $198,000 to $223,000 a year. That figured out at about 12.6%-and the electricians would like to get as much for themselves. After them the militant Communications Workers of America will negotiate with telephone companies and beginning in January with the Long Lines department...