Word: trusts
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Director Olmi does not explicitly contradict him. He simply watches the boy put on his uniform, sit at his desk, run an errand here and an errand there, find out how bosses talk to office boys ("Will power works miracles!"), pick up some wisdom at the water cooler ("Never trust a man with two nostrils"), peer into his first pay envelope, start a little office romance (Loredana Detto), survive a big office party, inspect a dozen dismal, petty employees who function as industrial implements but do not live...
...battle called Fallen Timbers near a British fort in northwestern Ohio, General Wayne's disciplined infantry routed a large Indian army. The pursuing Americans saw the gates of the British fort close in the face of the fleeing Indians. Indian trust of their British allies disappeared in smoking rage, and their attacks ceased. The national government had proved itself. Separatist sentiments evaporated. Less than a decade later, Napoleon sold the U.S. a Louisiana Territory he couldn't have held. The flatboat and Fallen Timbers had made it clear who owned America...
...Harvard Trust Co., which had no Negro tellers at the beginning of July, has hired three during the last four months...
Theodore Cook, personnel director of the Harvard Trust, yesterday attributed the recent hiring of the Negroes to a substantial rise in the number of Negro applicants...
...example set by these two banks has probably influenced the policy of the Harvard Trust, Gartner said. He added that it seems also to have influenced the attitudes of prospective employees...