Word: frederick
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...five of the seven Yale law graduates from this year's class who decided to go into teaching. Three of the graduates even turned down job offers from a top Manhattan firm. "It's like the Peace Corps, except we're given much more responsibility," says Frederick B. McLane. "This is becoming the one institution in this state that is generating interest and excitement-we want to be a part of it," adds his colleague Michael B. Trister...
Support from the Club. Though many businessmen were miffed by Johnson's Indian-giver tactics on the 7% tax credit, his proposal was endorsed in testimony before Chairman Wilbur Mills's House Ways and Means Committee by three corporate chiefs: A.T. & T.'s Frederick Kappel, the Pennsylvania Railroad's Stuart Saunders and Campbell Soup's William Murphy. They agreed to testify under pressure. Commerce Secretary John Connor phoned Murphy, urged him to testify and to recruit other members of the President's "club" of business advisers to come...
Denmark's Frederick...
...JOURNAL OF BEATRIX POTTER transcribed from her code writing by Leslie Under. 448 pages. Frederick Warne...
...Poor & Co., maker of rail-maintenance and other heavy-duty equipment, looked rich during the first half of 1966, with a profit rise of 20% on sales of $20 million. Now Poor has lost the man most credited with its gains. President Frederick A. Fielder, 53, announced that he is leaving Poor to take over the presidency of CF&I Steel. He will be replaced by John S. Newton, 57, who was recruited from his position as Goodman Division, Westinghouse Air Brake Co. vice president. Fielder is not saying how he plans to help CF&I recover from its slumping...