Word: partner
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Harold Francis Under, 60, chairman of the Export-Import Bank. Wealthy Philanthropist Linder was a partner with Wall Street's blue-ribbon brokerage house of Carl M. Loeb, Rhodes & Co., then president of General American Investors...
...organizations, or the growth of old ones. Milione's Intercollegiate Society of Individualists, founded in 1953 to combat campus socialists, now has a national mailing list of 12,000 confirmed conservatives for its literate newsletter, the Individualist. Young Americans for Freedom, founded last fall as a political action partner to the philosophical Individualists, now has 21,000 members on 115 campuses. Last month Y.A.F. took in 805 new members, demonstrated in Washington in support of the House Un-American Activities Committee-outnumbering demonstrators who opposed the committee. Yale's conservative Calliopean Society, nurtured by that angry Yale Locke...
...private ones, that he is as responsible to all mankind as he is to his family. Joe Keller is the owner of a factory which sold defective airplane parts to the army in World War II, managing to kill some American flyers. Passing the responsibility off onto his innocent partner, he escapes a jail sentence and lives scot free but heavy hearted in his "American town." Both his sons fought in the War--the elder lost at sea, the younger returned home to live with his family and inherit the factory, which now produces toasters and washing machines...
...mood was to revel, forgive and forget. In New Delhi more than a million Indians turned out to welcome respectfully and affectionately Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, who came not as an empress inspecting her subjects but an honored visitor to a Commonwealth partner...
Died. Harry Piker, 75, New York-born entertainer who became a celebrity in the 19203 as the dancing partner of French Sex Symbols Mistinguett and Gaby Deslys, and who later switched to emceeing the live entertainment in Riviera casinos; of a heart attack; in Cannes, France...