Word: exchangees
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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1928 was an election year, and the Class of '32 soon became embroiled in the not-too-enthusiastic politicking for a soft-spoken Quaker from California or a sidewalks-of-New-York-spoken Catholic from the Bowery. There were other suggestions offered; a senior from Hollis under the cryptic cognomen...
But as Europe's war-torn farmlands came back into production, world commodity prices fell. LAPI's income tumbled. Perón had to dip into Argentina's gold and foreign-exchange reserves, a fabulous $1.6 billion piled up during the war, to pay for the raw...
Fortnight ago, CBS got a surprise telephone call from the Soviet embassy in Washington. In response to a recent invitation, the biggest of all, Communist Party Chief Nikita Khrushchev, had agreed to face the cameras of Face the Nation. Still wary from its experience with Molotov, Face the Nation nevertheless...
Americans saved $14.5 billion in 1956, more than in any year since World War II and nearly double 1955's savings, the Securities and Exchange Commission revealed this week. At the same time thrifty Americans cut the rise in their indebtedness by one-half from 1955, Partly because they...
Another major public financing got started last week. In St. Louis, Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.'s board voted to float $100 million in new debentures to help pay for its fiveyear, $1,125,000,000 expansion program. If stockholders and the Securities and Exchange Commission approve, the issue will...