Word: partner
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...more concerned about President Charles de Gaulle's stubborn efforts to revise the character of Europe's defenses than it lets on. So is De Gaulle's Western European partner, Chancellor Konrad Adenauer...
...among Mexicans, Lawyer O'Dwyer hopes to renew his old U.S. ties, some of which were rudely severed by the Kefauver crime committee in the 1951 hearings that propelled some of his old City Hall cronies to jail for long terms. Ex-Expatriate O'Dwyer remains a partner in a U.S.-Mexican law firm, hopes to set up a public-relations outfit and plunge into some U.S.-Latin American business ventures...
...took its name from the French word for a child's undershirt), it was worn as a sort of chest-height cummerbund to flatten and camouflage women for the boyish look. When Mrs. Rosenthal moved into New York and set up a dress shop with a woman partner in 1922, she noticed that the dresses she was selling often did not look well on women who bought them. With her partner she designed simple brassieres with form and uplift, gave them away with each dress...
Today what we have is a constant striving for superiority between male and female. Man is no longer considered the stalwart breadwinner of old; he is now brought down to the level of a junior partner in a family enterprise. The modern wife is judged not for her qualities as a mother and home-maker but for her qualifications and potential in the business world...
...company and to the SEC, which Chrysler's Newberg did not do. Others believe that it is often in the company's best interest to have their men associated with certain other firms. Donald Power, chairman of General Telephone & Electronics Corp., is also a senior partner in a law firm that does considerable General Telephone business. General Telephone wooed him away from the law firm to become its president, thinks the arrangement is fine...