Word: mumma
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Even before the blackouts, sales of stand-by generators to utilities had been rising-but gradually. Now, says Admiral Albert G. Mumma, executive vice president of Worthington Corp., a producer of auxiliary generators: "The immediate market for peak power has nearly doubled in importance." For one thing, the Federal Aviation Authority is urging airports, whose lack of standby power in the Northeast blackout shocked everyone, to put in emergency systems for landing lights and radar. Moreover, the Northeast blackout taught utilities the value of auxiliary units not only for partial power when a big generator conks...
Members of the November Ninth Committee, the Harvard-Radcliffe. Young Democrats, an M.I.T. committee on Vietnam, and Students for a Democratic Society discussed these proposals for increasing public knowledge on Vietnam with Rev. Richard E. Mumma, a member of the United Ministry, for over two hours yesterday...
Though political organizations supporting the administration were outnumbered at the meeting, Mumma said that he expected more groups such as the Young Republicans to take part...
...groups considered setting up a Faculty-student speakers' bureau that would try to spread debate on Vietnam into the Boston community. The bureau could help provide a "broader hearing," said Rev. Richard E. Mumma, Presbyterian member of the Harvard-Radcliffe United Ministry who called the discussions in response to a Crimson editoral which appeared in Saturday's edition...
Each Harvard organization would provide speakers for the bureau, Mumma said, and Faculty members would be asked to join. Members of the bureau would then debate Vietnam policy before Boston religious and lay groups...