Word: trust
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...metal products), Ralph Demmler attended Allegheny College and the University of Pittsburgh, was admitted to the Pennsylvania bar in 1928, and became a specialist in corporate and banking law. No stranger to SEC procedure, Demmler worked with the commission on cases involving Pittsburgh's Mellon National Bank and Trust Co. and the Duquesne Light Co., handled all the legal matters for the Equitable Life Assurance Society's development of Pittsburgh's 23-acre Golden Triangle Gateway Center development...
After 3½ years of complaining that her estranged husband, Winthrop Rockefeller, 41, kept her "hobo poor" and "starving," Barbara ("Bobo") Rockefeller got a $1,000,000 trust fund that will pay her a tax-free $20,000 a year. Would the fund get father Rockefeller occasional custody of his four-year-old son Winthrop Paul, who already has a $1,000,000 fund of his own? Said Bobo: "The boy is not a can of oil to be shipped over the country...
...forced him to resign, but this was due to his placing himself in an untenable position in the small college. Aron's case should clarify the fact that a teacher who keeps his affiliations secret must find it difficult to remain in an educational institution which requires frankness and trust between its members...
...them unfit for their profession. But they have an equal responsibility to make sure the implication of unfitness that springs from use of the Fifth Amendment, membership in subversive groups, or any other indirect evidence is backed up by fact before any teacher is disciplined. In this way, mutual trust between universities and their faculties can be restored...
...attacks have been. For the anti-Communist record of American universities is a long and proud one, needing of respected advocates and full publicity. If these tangible fruits of academic freedom become as much a part of the public consciousness as the case against it, the mutual trust between universities and the public can once more be restored...