Word: reopenings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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These neglected masterpieces, along with a fresh stock of non-fiction books, will be available when the doors of the Parish House, First Unitarian Church, reopen at 10 a.m. today. Tomorrow, sheet music dating from the Civil War will be added to the stock. On Thursday, the sale closes with a half-price...
...steel raises its prices, the big question is how much of the rise will be absorbed by higher labor costs. David McDonald's Steelworkers can reopen their labor contract on May 1 or later, and are almost sure to ask for a sweeter contract in the face of any price rise-seeking either higher wages or three-month paid leaves for veteran workers every five years in order to create more jobs...
...first American journalist since the 1949 Revolution to revisit China with the permission of both the U.S. State Department and the Chinese government, he again enjoyed a monopoly of first hand information. Judging by the tone of his book, Snow seemed to hope that his trip would reopen Sino-American channels of communication...
During vacation, Widener will maintain its usual hours, but Lamont and Radcliffe will only be open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Lamont will reopen on Sunday, April 7, for its regular hours. Radcliffe will not resume normal operations until Monday, April...
...cause for noisy celebration. But steelmen have had to pay the piper for premature celebrations before, and caution hung over the steel centers like smog. No one could be quite sure how much of the fresh demand was business hedging against the possibility of a strike when labor contracts reopen after April 30. Government steel analysts feel that this fall steel should be able to avoid another tumble like last year's, and hope to see steel production rise 3% to about 101 million tons in 1963. Other economists are not so sure. Says George Cloos, senior economist...