Word: malcolms
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Uhuru Stadium. At five minutes before midnight, as Kenyatta rose to take part in the flag-raising ceremony, Prince Philip whispered jokingly to him, "Are you sure you wouldn't like to change your mind now?" Smiling, Kenyatta shook his head and, accompanied by Britain's Governor Malcolm MacDonald (who will stay on as Governor-General), walked to the two flagpoles in the center of the stadium. In order to spare British onlookers all possible anguish, Kenyatta had tactfully ordered that the lights be dimmed during the moment the Union Jack was lowered, and then blazed on again...
...number two, Bill Morris rallied to best McGill's Malcolm Blincow after dropping the second game...
...REPORTS (CBS, 7:30-8:30 p.m.).* The temper of the Harlem Negro is examined through some of his leaders. Participants include Malcolm X, Harlem leader of the Black Muslims; Representative Adam Clayton Powell; and Whitney Young Jr., national executive director of the Urban League...
...months ago Eastern Air Lines President Malcolm Maclntyre, 55, summoned his vice presidents to his conference room in Manhattan and warned them that he was calling in management consultants Booz, Allen & Hamilton "to see if the right people are in the right jobs." Last week, shortly after Eastern reported a $12.5 million loss for 1963's first nine months, Maclntyre decided that he himself was not in the right job. He handed in a terse one-line resignation...
...Malcolm Maclntyre made himself the friend of the passenger. A brilliant lawyer and former Rhodes scholar, he was serving as Under Secretary of the Air Force when Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, Eastern's board chairman, and Laurance Rockefeller, the line's largest shareholder, tapped him in 1959 to run Eastern. He concentrated on the cabin instead of the cockpit. He introduced Eastern's famed no-reservation Air Shuttle service, pioneered low-cost Air-Bus travel and made ticketing procedures simpler...