Word: proceed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...like to think I opposed the other Councillors so often because I was on the right side," he said. He recalled the 8-1 vote last August by which the Council instructed City Manager John J. Curry '19 to proceed with the construction of a new hospital...
...other robbers smashed their way into the engine cab and knocked Engineer Mills cold. Coming to, Mills found that the locomotive and the first two cars had been uncoupled. He was ordered to proceed slowly up the track, leaving the 65 postal clerks in the abandoned cars unaware that anything was wrong. After about half a mile, a white blur emerged - it was a white sheet stretched between poles. "Here it is!" cried one bandit, and ordered Mills to halt atop Bridego Bridge. A truck waited below. The masked mobsters meanwhile had broken into the High Value coach, forced...
...Rifkind report; the unions rejected it. Ed Gilbert called it "harsh, inhumane and retrogressive." From April to July 1962, the two parties banged heads through 32 bargaining sessions, a dozen of them under the auspices of the National Mediation Board. When the railroads an nounced that they would proceed to put the Rifkind recommendations into effect, the unions brought suit in Federal District Court in Chicago. The judge refused a permanent injunction against the rules changes, but the union carried its case to the Federal Court of Appeals and then on to the Supreme Court. Last March the court handed...
...discrimination is still suspected, Gartner said, CORE seeks an exploratory meeting with company officials to gather more information and then makes a decision on future action. If it decides to proceed further CORE presents the company with its demands at a second meeting. Direct action in the form of picketing, or selective patronage, follows only if the demands for employing more Negroes...
...Russian denunciations confirmed U.S. suspicions that the Kremlin is looking for an excuse to go ahead with a new series of nuclear tests. If the Russians do that, the Administration reasons, the U.S. will have no choice but to proceed with full-scale testing, and the last, faint hope for a nuclear test ban will vanish. To avoid giving the Russians an excuse, the U.S. canceled its tests...