Word: harvardman
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...under a number of brand names (Fleetwood, Butter-Nut, Admiration). Austin, 49, who joined Coca-Cola's legal department in 1949 and was named president two years ago, sees the merger as another step toward Coke's first $1 billion year (1963 sales: $637,424,475). A Harvardman ('37), Austin started out selling light bulbs door to door in La Grange, Ga., later crewed on the U.S. team in the 1936 Olympics. One of the youngest presidents Coke has ever had, he spends long hours earning his $100,000 a year. The pause that refreshes has meaning...
...Lewthwaite (4), after a close 17-15 victory in the first game, had barreled over Yale's Jim Brow in the second, 15-10. Unfortunately Brow was unable to accept the prospect of losing to a Harvardman and proceeded to demolish his Crimson opponent...
...novel, a story of a love affair between a Harvardman and a 'Cliffie, takes place mostly in Cambridge and in Europe. Other outdoor shots for the film, Ritter said, will be made on location in Spain, and the indoor scenes will be shot in European studios...
...quarter of a century, is about to retire. His successor: Robert M. White, president of the Travelers Research Center, which does research in meteorology and other fields for Connecticut's Travelers Insurance Co. White is the very model of a New Frontier weatherman: a Bostonian by origin, a Harvardman, and only 40. He has never been in Tulsa...
...Deeply Believe." Passionately dedicated to aiding public schools, Principal Saltonstall regards Exeter as a "national high school"; a quarter of the boys are scholarship students brought from all over the U.S. Politically, Saltonstall is a liberal Republican active in New Hampshire politics. As a Harvardman ('28), he boasts the equal distinction of having been re-elected in 1958 to the board of overseers by more alumni votes than anyone in Harvard history, including John F. Kennedy...