Word: dows
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Bleeding in the Markets. Worried about tight money and the economy's future, investors continued to unload stocks last week. The Dow Jones industrial average declined another 19 points to 876. Since it reached the year's high of 969 in mid-May, the market has dropped like a stone...
Tighter money, the tax fight and the mere talk of controls made investors highly nervous about the future. On the New York Stock Exchange, the Dow Jones industrial average fell four days out of five last week. Altogether, it declined 30 points, to 895. In four weeks, the average has fallen 72 points, or 7%, and is now at its lowest level since last August. All the signals from Wall Street and Washington say that more strain, sacrifice and hard decisions lie ahead for the economy...
Recruiters from the Georgetown University Medical School said they would cancel their regular visit here because of a new recruiting ruling. The new rule, passed by the SFAC after the 1967 Dow demonstration, said that any recruiting organization would have to publicly discuss its policies if 500 students petitioned...
Following the Dow incident last year, which seems farther and farther away as history telescopes before the strike, the Student-Faculty as both an advisory board and a political forum. Stanley Hoffmann originated the idea of SFAC as a place for the "rational and reasonable" discussion of the issues that he pleaded for this year after the bust...
...Undergraduate Council began last year without the emotional surge of the Dow incident. Everyone expected another year of parietal bickering, but Kaplan and the new HUC--which included active radicals for the first time--turned from the eternal struggle in the middle of the Spring. In May, the Committee on Houses passed its parietal extensions anyway...