Word: pan
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...lost twice to Harvard and twice to Princeton in my two years." But the National Football Foundation figured he would have got the "Y" if he hadn't racked up his back in his sophomore year in 1919. Anyway, he'd run pretty well later on, founding Pan American Airways in 1927. Chairman and chief executive officer of Pan Am, Trippe accepted the foundation's 1965 Gold Medal Award at the banquet in Manhattan's Waldorf-Astoria and chuckled: "The selection committee must have gone berserk...
...Europe, who helped triple his 126-year-old family firm's assets (now more than $500 million) by pushing beyond traditional sterling markets into such U.S. ventures as a $5,000,000 partnership in Wall Street's Laidlaw & Co., a $20 million share in Manhattan's Pan Am Building, and a brisk, $70 million annual trade in British car imports; of a heart attack; in Knebworth, England...
...waiting, the hoping, the praying was ended for a fortunate few in the crowd. A Pan American DC-7 taxied up the ramp after a 60-minute hop from the onetime Cuban resort town of Varadero, carrying the first planeload of refugees to leave Cuba under last month's air-evacuation agreement. Aboard were 75 passengers -15 men, 31 women, 29 children. Before the week was out, another 187 had been flown over to join the 5,000 Cubans who journeyed across by sea in the two months since Castro suddenly decided to let his people...
This week Pan American, which will rotate the shuttle with six other airlines, plans to add a second daily flight, raising the traffic to 3,000 or 4,000 refugees a month. More than 150,000 are expected to take up Castro's offer...
...Dorothy to freshmen at Radcliffe a pan will discuss "Career Opportunities in the Social Sciences and Social Work at 7 p.m. tonight in Room...