Word: filles
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Peter Cummings '66, president of the Courier, said yesterday that the newspaper will primarily print civil rights to "fill the information gap for both the Negroes and whites of the South...
...unique to Harvard these days. At most institutions Ph.D.'s are known as assistant professors right from the start--a title which carries more prestige, but usually no more money. Even so, Fleming says, it is becoming increasingly difficult to recruit recent Ph.D.'s from outside the University to fill the post, a factor which contributes heavily to the inbreeding which the Department is always trying to fight. Instructors are appointed for a non-renewable three year term, and are paid between $7200 and $7800 per year...
Since 1933, six U.S. Governors have resigned from office, turned their jobs over to their lieutenants and, by prearrangement, been named to fill vacancies in the U.S. Senate. Voters have not exactly appreciated this tactic, and of the six, five were defeated when they actually ran for the office...
...also aimed at the Anglo-French Concorde supersonic airliner. Wilson has since changed his mind about the Concorde, and Jenkins is engaged in exploring other Anglo-French aviation schemes as well. Wilson insists that the 20,000 workers thrown out of jobs by the termination of TSR 2 will fill jobs in labor-short factories elsewhere in the Midlands...
...Useful Talent. Spaght, 55, is the first American in Royal Dutch/ Shell's 58-year history to become one of the seven managing directors who run the firm; in fact, he is the first of any nationality other than British or Dutch. He will fill a vacancy to be created by the retirement on July 1 of Senior Managing Director John H. Loudon (TIME cover, May 9, 1960). The top job, however, will remain in traditional hands: succeeding Loudon, 59, will be another Dutch oilman, Managing Director Luitzen Brouwer, 54. Spaght will in herit one of Loudon...