Word: pittsburghs
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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George Wallace, the demi-demagogue from Alabama, two-stepped through his first Northern tour of the current political season proclaiming: "Right now the only one who satisfies me is me." From Syracuse to Pittsburgh to Cleveland to Terre Haute last week, he called the roll of evils he is against: big government, Communism, crime, the Supreme Court, federal civil rights legislation and "intellectual morons," an apparently large group of citizens that seems to include professors, liberals, editors, beatniks, Vietniks, and anyone else who finds Wallace odious and is either a college graduate or would allow his daughter to marry...
...Pittsburgh, where the Amen Corner-an organization of business and professional men-gave him a cordial reception, three local John Birch Society members announced formation of a Wallace-for-President group. Wallace said he welcomed their support because the Birchers he knew in Alabama were fine folks and stout antiCommunists...
...Pittsburgh 5, Los Angeles...
...error gave Detroit a 2-1 win over the Orioles yesterday. Other scores: Kansas City 1 BOSTON 0 Detroit 2-6 Baltimore 1-4 Yankees 3-2 California 0-4 Cleveland 2-2 Chicago 1-4 Washington 7-3 Minnesota 3-0 San Francisco 5 Los Angeles 1 Pittsburgh 2 St. Louis 0 Mets 2-8 Cincinnati 0-3 Philadelphia 6-3 Atlanta 4-6 Chicago 4 Houston...
...with a tab of $3,000 plus the price of meals for each executive and his wife), was something of a smorgasbord. It mixed Europe's theoretical pedagogy with the case-study methods of U.S. business schools. French and U.S. instructors, including two men from the University of Pittsburgh's Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, delved into everything from the unity of man to the technology gap and international monetary liquidity. Twenty-three business bigwigs lectured as visiting professors, among them, top men from Volkswagen and Renault who explained why their companies have respectively succeeded...