Word: file
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Contemporary newspaper and diary accounts, such as this comment from Adams' diary, will accompany the cases, in addition to a short summary of the facts, the pleadings, and selected file papers. Adams' student book, his pleadings form book, and his so-called "Admiralty Book" (notes on his cases in the court of Vice Admiralty) will be printed in full...
...Texas Attorney General Will Wilson prepared to file an antitrust suit against Estes, alleging that Billie Sol used capital gained from the grain-storage program to help him corner the liquid-fertilizer market in West Texas. Ledger accounts obtained by Wilson indicated that Estes had withdrawn $40,000 in cash from his bank account before flying to Washington in January. Even more mysterious was an Estes ledger entry showing $235,000 paid out for a "Washington project...
...jammed with scores of photostatted cards, about the size of a playing card. containing in miniature all the latest vital statistics on G.M. and the auto industry, as well as basic figures about the gross national product and foreign trade. (A wine fancier, Donner also has in his pocket file a card listing the vintage years...
...women of the land that poise and stability of character, that combination of learning and good manners which is the mark of the noblest American womanhood." Miss Porter's confers those qualities to this day, and it slipped out last week that the school has an application on file for 1972 or so from the first young lady of the land, Caroline Bouvier Kennedy...
...years. For White House Correspondent Hugh Sidey, the job meant covering a President capable of presiding genially over a soirée for the Shah of Iran after issuing blistering directives to his lieutenants about the steel crisis. Having followed the President to sea, Sidey's final file came from the nuclear-powered U.S.S. Enterprise. Among businessmen in steel towns and elsewhere, our correspondents found a violence of opinion on the subject of both Blough and Kennedy, coupled with a reluctance to be identified in public on their views...