Word: morgans
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...discount rate, Chairman William McChesney Martin got only growls from the White House. Today, even the liberal minority on the board that opposed Martin concedes that he made the right move-though many businessmen are now worried that money has become too tight. Last week Manhattan's Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. led the way to a further tightening of credit by raising the "prime rate"-the interest charged on loans to the bank's biggest and most reliable customers-from 5% to 5½%, highest level since the formula was introduced in the 1930s. Virtually every major bank...
...cutting me up." She conducts casual conversations like fact-finding sessions. Drinking tea with the women law students, she quizzed them, not about interests in law or their work for the Legal Defenders, but how they "managed law school and marriage." She told them she wanted to meet Charles Morgan, director of the American Civil Liberties Union's Atlanta office; and talk about the 1964 Civil Rights Act, but only to discuss Title VIL, Which outlaws inequitable hiring practices by employers because...
...majority decision, by Kennedy Appointees Griffin Bell and Lewis Morgan, held that Tuttle's dissent was too restrictive on the lawmakers, since there is nothing in the Georgia constitution to compel the house to seat a member "if a reasonable basis . . . exists for the denial." Bond's endorsement of the strident antiwar policy of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, said the two judges, is such a reasonable basis...
Captain Rick Kolombatovich quickly tied the score, 2-2, with a suspenseful 5-4 foil triumph over Mike Morgan, in the next bout, Penn all-Ivy Steve Permut beat Harvard all-Ivy Tom Musliner, 5-2, unnerving Musliner and the Harvard bench with his aggressive attacks. A quick lefthander with an unorthodox style. Permut looks like a caricature of Harvard's Chuck Lovell. Penn's Russ Goodman clipped Lovell...
Died. Edmund Morgan, 87, longtime (1925-50) Harvard law professor, who in 1948 headed the commission that drew up the first Uniform Code of Military Justice, replacing the often conflicting Army Articles of War and the Articles for the Government of the Navy; of arteriosclerosis; in Santa Monica, Calif...