Word: ticket
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...know about, but, somehow, you are never invited, we have good news for you. A new kind of suprise is in the offing. The improbable is going to happen at the Harvard-Brown football game at Brown Nov. 16. To find out just what the improbable is, buy your tickets to the game at 60 Boylston St. They go on sale today. No free ticket and no discount available. How about that, sports fans...
Undergraduate ticket applications for the Princeton football game, to be played in Cambridge Nov. 9, are due in the box outside the athletic office at 60 Boylston St. before 5 p.m. Wednesday. The Athletics Department has urged students to turn in their applications early so that they may be processed quickly. Since the game will probably decide the Ivy League title, a large turnout is expected...
...Tickets for the game with the University of Pennsylvania, to be played in Philadelphia Saturday, may be purchased at the Athletics Department office until Thursday at 5 p.m. Undergraduates will receive one ticket for $2.00 with the coupon from their ticket book...
...familiar figure around the seamy fight clubs of Philadelphia, Washington, and Reading, Pa. - a sleepy-eyed Negro who would trade leather with anyone for the price of a train ticket and a night on the town...
Rewards & Penalties. The Pentagon, after months of experimenting with various incentive contracts, in January will begin a system that will evaluate and mathematically rate the way defense companies perform on all noncompetitive contracts. Such contracts cover 60% of defense spending, and all the big-ticket hardware from Nike to Nautilus. The new system, devised by McNamara's deputy assistant, Graeme C. Bannerman, 53, will award extra profits to a contractor who stays within his bid (contractors now frequently run well over bids), delivers on time, finances the job without the help of Government money, contributes his own technology...