Word: motorize
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...only $1,305 of that in cash. The McNamaras own three homes (a furnished house in Washington, an unfurnished house and a furnished cabin in Michigan), but their value is offset by "a large bank loan of approximately equal size." In 18 years, when McNamara is 65, the Ford Motor Co. will pay him a pension of about $16,000 a year; the company also owes him about $50,000 in deferred compensation from his days as an executive. The McNamaras have divested themselves of all holdings in companies that do more than $10,000 a year in business with...
Cambridge police officers are checking all out-of-State automobiles in the Harvard Square area in an intensive effort to discover both scufflaws and unregistered motor vehicles...
...warm thanks for work during West Virginia's 1960 presidential primary-seemed assured. Only Winston Prouty had doubts. He thought it might yet be interesting to hear from an ex-partner in Roosevelt's Washington foreign-car dealership who sued F.D.R. Jr. and the Fiat Motor Co. for $9,000,000 a few years ago. The rest of the committee, both Republicans and Democrats, seemed mighty pleased when Junior vowed: "I will try to be purer than Caesar's wife." There were Rotarian guffaws when Senator Magnuson quipped: "Well, that's asking a little too much...
Coffman plans to develop the land with an apartment house, a Howard Johnson motor lodge and restaurant, an office building, and a mammoth underground garage. The plane would involve an exemption from zoning regulations. Coffman is confident he can get a change approved. However, the Cambridge Planning Board has refused to make any changes until "an owner" is chosen...
...slaughterhouses have moved out), Chicago remains a mercantile and industrial center for the nation. Its wholesale and retail trade runs better than $33 billion a year. The city handles more freight cars daily-26,000-than New York and St. Louis combined, boasts terminals for 20 rail lines. Its motor arteries are clogged by 800,000 truck trips daily. Its McCormick Place is the nation's biggest convention hall, plays host to organizations that spend more than $200 million a year in Chicago. Its share of the gross national product is $28.7 billion. Its steadily climbing industrial capacity...