Word: lewises
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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When will Wall Street set a better tone? Monte Gordon, vice president in charge of research for Bache & Co., looks toward the time when speculative fever will subside. "The market will stop going down," he says, "when people stop trying to make huge profits in short periods of time." Lewis...
Died. Fulton Lewis Jr., 63, radio commentator who for 30 years beamed his nightly "top of the news from Washington" to some 370 Mutual stations across the U.S.; of a heart attack; in Washington. A onetime Hearst Washington reporter, Lewis was clear about where he stood: far to the Right...
> Schenley Industries, Inc. named an able, amiable Canadian, John Mackie, 55, as president, succeeding Lewis S. Rosenstiel, 75, who retains his position as chairman and chief executive officer. Mackie moves to New York with professional background as an accountant who became chairman of Schenley's profitable British subsidiary, Seager...
Rutherfurd came from much the same blueblood milieu as the Roosevelts, was a descendant of both Peter Stuyvesant, the first Governor of New York, and John Winthrop, the first Governor of Massachusetts. His father was first a law partner of William H. Seward, Lincoln's Secretary of State, and...
Died. Robert H. Friedrich, 76, professional wrestler, known as "Strangler Lewis," a Wisconsin farm boy who started throwing his beef around the ring at the age of 14 when he weighed 200 lbs., grew into a 270-lb. behemoth and, with fearsome mien and paralyzing headlock, crunched foe after foe...