Word: holland
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Holland, Fla. Sparkman...
...exports. There seems little doubt which way be will turn. Having found a new set of enemies, he has no need of old ones. Sukarno, the virulent anti-colonialist, the man who fought the Dutch so bitterly for thirty years, will almost certainly seek his new markets in Holland...
Foote, Cone sold 500,000 of its 1.2 million common shares. Simply by making a market, the agency boosted its shares from the book value of $6 to the offering price of $15.50. "Fax" Cone sold 38,000 of his shares for a tidy $541,500, while President Holland W. Taylor disposed of 46,313 shares for $659,960 and Chairman Robert F. Carney sold 83,041 for $1,183,000-taxable at no more than 25% as capital gains. These key executives relinquished only part of their holdings...
...James G. Holland, a research psychologist, and Bahjat B. Khielf, a native of Nazareth, Palestine, have been appointed lecturers on Education. Mr. Khielf will also serve as a research associate in the Center for Field Studies of the School of Education...
...Laval's motive for official collaboration with the Germans, which he never denied. And what, if anything, he accomplished for France. Laval, to the last, insisted that he made the occupation easier-by keeping Hitler from planting a terrorist German regime in France as he did in Holland, by dragging his feet in dispatching conscript French workers to Germany, by getting prisoners of war repatriated, by fighting to protect French Jews. "You don't save France," he reproached the Gaullists, "by quitting her soil...