Word: ticket
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Explorers Club in Manhattan invited Sherpa Guide Tenzing Norlcey, co-conqueror of Mount Everest (TIME, July 9), to come from Nepal to feast on American delicacies at its 50th-anniversary banquet, sent him a round-trip air ticket and asked a club member, Greece's Prince Peter, who lives in a Tibetan border town, to help arrange Tenzing's trip. But both Peter and U.S. Ambassador to India George V. Allen got a cold turndown from West Bengal officials, who suddenly discovered that Tenzing could not be spared, even for a week. He was needed, said they...
...fine run. Golden Apple is a more ambitious show. It cost $75,000, but a similar production on Broadway would have run to $250,000. The Phoenix still pays its top people only $100, gets along with a seven-man stagehand crew (v. 33 for Wonderful Town). Top ticket price: $4.80. Meanwhile, the producers have decided to cash in on Golden Apple's popularity by bringing it to Broadway...
Depreciation Allowance. In Copenhagen, looking for a Danish bride, Minnesota Contractor Leo Larsen, 45, told reporters that his "dream wife" must 1) be able to pay half her ticket to the U.S., 2) have had her appendix removed, 3) wear false teeth, because: "I don't want any unforeseen expenses...
...believed that any final ticket plans will come only after the Student Council report is complete and the Athletic Council has finished amalgamating the four-man seating plan with the new group amendment. This is not expected until late April...
...attempt to clear up undergraduate misunderstanding over the proposed amendment, Hardy last night released this plan. It contains two basic principles. The first is that organizations would be given no special ticket privileges. And the second is that seniors would be willing to relinquish their right to better seats in order to sit with friends in a lower class group...