Word: earned
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...waves, and news of her arrival splashed over the tabs. Now her age can be looked up, and reporters are starting to, because while Charlie McCarthy never got past eighth grade, Candice Bergen, Edgar's real-life daughter, grew up to be a living doll. Candice wants to earn enough modeling to study photography. "I am interested in the intellectual side of the camera," says she. But she may find the other end of the lens hard to leave. In the two months since she arrived in Manhattan from California, she has posed for the covers of Mademoiselle, Ladies...
...write poems. Judge: That doesn't interest us. What interests us is with what institution you are connected. Brodsky: None. Judge: And who recognized you as a poet? Brodsky: No one. And who placed me among the human race? Prosecutor: Can one live from the money you earn? And doesn't one need shoes and suits? Brodsky: I have one suit, an old one, but still a suit. I don't need a second one. I have worked. I have written poems . . . Building Communism doesn't only mean standing at a work bench or plowing...
...Right Man. The Negro is arriving at name-on-the-door status at a time when starting salaries for all kinds of graduates can only make old grads cluck in envy. The best-paid are top-graded engineers, whose B.S. degrees will earn them between $600 and $625 a month. Even graduates in the lowest-paying fields-government, journalism and general business-stand to begin at $400 to $500. William Eagleson, a 22-year-old Negro from M.I.T. (B.S. in metallurgy), was interviewed on campus by seven companies, accepted invitations for four plant tours, decided to enter Ford...
...changing its sales contracts to include extra charges for valuable bismuth sprinkled through its copper byproducts, Kennecott Copper this year will earn an extra $100,000. Accountant Robert J. Edwards, who proposed the addition, has profited too. The $25,000 that Kennecott awarded him made Edwards the top winner among 500,000 employees to whom major corporations paid $19 million for suggestions last year...
...Europe's top executives were not included in the survey, but none earn nearly as much as the U.S.'s leader, General Motors Chairman Frederic G. Donner, whose 1963 salary, bonus and extras amounted...