Word: net
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Eisenhower also praised Lodge's record as Ambassador to the United Nations and declared, "since his departure we have net heard an American voice there speak out with such clarity and force, such persuasiveness and decisiveness for American leadership...
...Mulberry Foxhall shared Hank's cell under the name of Pete Malloy. To insure that the marriage will go on, and to gain partnership in Smith's business, Mulberry threatens blackmail. By this time, it would seem that truth and justice and virtue are hopelessly ensnared in the awful net of urban business, but Osgood arrives on the scene just in time to overpower Mulberry, discover on his person the stolen jewels of Smith's daughter, and give Mulberry the grand boot. Milly is deliriously grateful, but Osgood modestly puts her off with the words, "Aw shucks, Milly...
Tufts was previewed as a pushover. Cornell, nominally stronger than Tufts, could drop the net around Ohiri, and probably score at the same time. So, the Crimson will have to look for markers from Mike Kramer, Al Chang, John Thorndike, and Eb Kluflo. And throw in understudies Sam Rodd, George Draper, and Steve Sewall...
...stock market last week confirmed the experts' gloomier expectations. The Dow-Jones average took a net loss for the week of 12,80, dropping to 578,98 (see chart below). Though it was still some 40 points above the low it hit last June, the market had dropped nearly half of the 80 points that it recouped in August, effectively erasing any lingering hopes that the summer rally might still have some steam...
Self-Seen Savior. More than half of the Saxon Report's proposals were welcomed by bankers as progressive, overdue reforms. Among them are proposals to cut back reserve requirements to 10% of net demand deposits (now at 16½% for city banks and 12% for country banks), thereby releasing an estimated $5 billion in new lending power, and to increase the present limit on bank loans to a single customer...