Word: lynching
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...FRANCIS LYNCH Los Angeles...
...second team, blessed with two guards in sophomores Fred Keating (6 ft., 1 in.) and Fred Easter, a 5 ft., 10 in. surprise, showed slightly lees flexibility. But former Yardlings Denny Lynch, a 6 ft., 5 in, performer who can play guard or forward, and Pete Kelley, a rugged 6 ft., 3 in. re-bounder, gave signs of exceptional promise, tallying 19 points between them...
Lethal Rendezvous. The first break in the case came when Harvey's widow recalled that the name of her husband's companion on the night of his death was "John Lynch." The name was also an alias frequently used by Floyd Albert Holzapfel, 36, a man with a curiously black-and-white background. A handsome, intelligent man, Holzapfel had been a wartime paratrooper who was wounded at Bastogne, a member of the Oklahoma City police department, a house detective at Miami's lush Deauville Hotel, an organizer of a West Palm Beach Young Republican Club...
Digitronics designed an earlier version of the Alcoa machine for Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, world's biggest brokerage house. The Digitronics machine takes customers' bills as they come in on magnetic tape from Merrill Lynch's International Business Machines' computer, translates them to teletype tape for sending to the 130 branch offices for collection. Bache & Co. has two converters: one sends bills, the other translates orders and office accounting data coming in on teletype into computer language. In the first year, Merrill Lynch, which paid $120,000 for the machine, saved...
After several vain attempts to quiet the 20,000 people jammed into the Garden (no more could have fit), State party chairman John M. Lynch began speaking into the microphone...