Word: sharing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Your cover story and a current historical bestseller, Barbara Tuchman's The Proud Tower, share a leitmotiv from Edgar Allan Poe's "The City in the Sea": While from a proud tower in the town, Death looks gigantically down...
...restraint from Treasury Secretary Henry Fowler. "Surely," he begged, "there is a better way to limit credit than by simply raising its price." There is certainly. The Government itself could cut spending, thereby allowing the Treasury to curb its own borrowing; this not only accounts for a big share of the credit demand that worries Fowler but also tends to expand banks' ability to inflate credit. Reason: the Federal Reserve Board must often pump money into the economy to ensure that the Government can sell its bonds...
...most important things is that these people will get to know each other. They share a common profession and they should be responding to similar problems with a common outlook Chayes, former legal advisor of the State Department, said...
...knock it off for the day. This in turn sent everybody and his mother out into the yards for miles around with everything from compressors to power mowers, looking for further hush money. This week 175 members of the Lake Club of New Canaan are scheduled to share the loot as extras. It's not that they need the $5 a day; it's the glimpse of glory. Cheever himself was offered the part of the floating souse, but he turned it down. "If I'm only going to be in one movie in my life...
...president and operating head stepped James Edward Thomson, 61, a taciturn type who has never sold a share of stock. It made sense that Thomson is an administrator instead of a salesman. Beamed Edward A. Pierce, 92, last survivor of the firm's founding fathers: "I don't know anybody I would pick over that boy as head of our firm...