Word: richardson
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...assuming for the sake of argument that there was some impropriety or lack of taste in Dr. Richardson's remarks in opening the A.A.U.P. meeting, we have no hesitancy in concluding, in view of Dr. Richardson's history and record at the University, that it did not of and in itself constitute cause for removal...
...barrier; Lerner can no longer operate on the theory that the way to make foreigners understand English is to shout it. He complains: "The trouble with these people is that you can't talk to them. You use a simple word like 'dolly' or 'Mole-Richardson boom,' and the interpreter takes five minutes telling 'em what you said." He also finds that all his Italian workers have a lamentable tendency to talk back at the same time: "I told 'em, 'Look, why don't you guys get a chairman?' They...
Theater Royal (Wed. 9:30 p.m.. NBC). The Man Who Could Work Miracles, with Alec Guinness, Sir Ralph Richardson...
Theater Royal (Sun. 7:30 p.m., NBC). Sir Ralph Richardson in Private Rooms...
...Young, meanwhile, carefully marked and folded his ballot (representing his holdings and proxies turned in to him) and turned it over to the voting tellers at the front of the hall. Another 800,000 shares were voted for Young by Don Carter, representing Texas Oilmen Clint Murchison and Sid Richardson. Shortly after, Young announced to the meeting: "You have won today . . . We have made history . . . The Young-Kirby-Alleghany group has cast a ballot representing a majority of all the outstanding stock . . . On the basis of an 85% to 90% vote, we will have a majority...