Word: permitting
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...reporter inquired, figure in the current disarmament talks? Dulles' reply was a dry laugh. He assured his listeners that he had not fired the piece in years, that he kept it in the drawer of his bedside table in Washington, that he was unfailingly careful to get a permit once a year. The Secretary's permit read: "Age: 67; Col.: white; Physical marks . . . Mixed grey hair. Eye glasses...
...Cambodia's impetuous young King Norodom Sihanouk entreated his subjects in a surprise broadcast last March, "permit me to leave my gilded cage." With that, he turned over the monarchy's six-tiered parasol to his father, Suramarit. After 14 years on the throne, 32-year-old Sihanouk was convinced that, "If I ever lose this King job, maybe I can go to Hollywood. They like Oriental characters over there, don't they? Maybe I could be a Cambodian Charlie Chan...
...three stars reluctantly moved out of conjunction. Fournier will fly to Switzerland, then on to a Scandinavian tour; Solomon heads for performances in South Africa, Israel and the Continent, Francescatti for a four-month rest in the Berkshires. Could they ever get together again? Possibly their schedules will permit...
STOCK SALES of new issues will be helped by changes in SEC rules. Instead of restricting companies to "tombstone ads," i.e., bare facts a out the broker's name, address, and the security to be sold, SEC will permit them to publish advance sales bulletins with enough detail about pricing and underwriting to attract dealers and customers...
...into the "retail trade," required branches. In most cases merger was the best and often the only method. Banking authorities would not permit the establishment of new branches in localities in which adequate service already existed. So New York's Chase National, a bankers' bank with only 29 offices (all but two in Manhattan), merged with the Bank of Manhattan, acquired 67 branches spread across Queens. Brooklyn and The Bronx...