Word: jaye
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...John Jay Hopkins, a handsome, debonair son of a Presbyterian minister, provided the push and brilliance that built General Dynamics Corp. (1956 sales: $1 billion) into one of the postwar era's biggest industrial combines. A lawyer, California-born John Hopkins joined Electric Boat, predecessor of General Dynamics, as a director in 1937, engineered the acquisition of Canadair Ltd., a Canadian aircraft manufacturing company, and then took over major corporations-manufacturing everything from telephone equipment to airplanes-until he had made the new complex the seventh largest defense contractor to the U.S. Government...
...meeting. Its purpose was to name Executive Vice President Frank Pace Jr., 44, onetime Secretary of the Army, to be General Dynamics' new president. Hopkins never made the meeting. Instead, he entered Georgetown University Hospital. There last week, two days after the directors elected Pace president, John Jay Hopkins died...
...Amherst last Saturday the Crimson's second fifteen lost its first match in three starts against the powerful but inexperienced Amherst first fifteen, 18 to 8. Jay Fowler and captain Ken Herlihy both scored tries for the Crimson, Bob Miller kicking a two-point conversion on the second. Fowler finished the game with a suspected fractured shin...
...tutor at Adams House, Eckstein has taught at the University since 1955. Epstein, who has taught here since 1953, holds the University's Jay Prize for a study in the 1909-1911 British constitutional crisis, and is now preparing a study on Mattias Erzberger...
...annual running of the Bird Handicap Mile yesterday, Jay Hundley, discus thrower on the freshman track team, outlasted another Yardling, Phil Robertson, to take first place. Hundley, running with the maximum 440-yard handicap, became the first freshman to win the mile in its five-year history