Word: gatherings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...employment field, the committee is presently setting up a group to gather and disseminate job information. Vorenberg's progress report stressed that lack of information was one of the Negro's chief handicaps in the job market; last night, he suggested that, under city sponsorship, an information program could be more successful...
...visiting both workers and management during lunch hours. Last week, the Homeland Ministries Board approved the assignment of a minister to live and work in one of Pittsburgh's new high-rise apartment buildings. His "church" will be the laundry room, the sundeck, the lobby-anywhere that residents gather to talk...
...continued, a comprehensive survey by Boston College economists has demonstrated. Simply to retain present industry, Massachusetts must cut property taxes, the chief source of state revenue, by at least $3 million in the next decade. Yet, to finance projected state-wide educational and welfare needs, the government must gather at least $150 million in new revenue. If these funds are not found, the General Fund deficit will increase and the cities and towns, many already operating on dangerously unbalanced budgets, will near bankruptcy...
Every evening in Seoul they gather under the street lights for the shape-up: smartly dressed girls in spike heels and hopeful smiles. In the fading light, American soldiers cruise by to inspect the merchandise, pinching buttocks and tilting faces toward the light. The girls, who are known scornfully as "mooses," giggle timidly and plead: "Come on to my hooch."* But a hooch, as every G.I. in Korea knows, is not a home. More often than not, it is a roach-ridden room in a crumbling old house...
...mild spring "riot," more than a thousand Harvard and Radcliffe students, shouting "Save the Sycamores," gather on Memorial Drive. MDC police rush in with police dogs. Students are dispersed after blocking traffic on Memorial Drive for more than an hour...