Word: upham
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...seven to 20 in France. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith has increased its outposts from none in 1951 to 17 today, and Bache & Co. now has 16 offices in Mexico City, Tokyo, Beirut, Hong Kong, and a dozen European cities. Also spreading overseas are Dean Witter; Fahnestock; Harris, Upham; Smith, Barney, and scores of other brokers. In addition, U.S. bank branches do a brisk business in the stocks of American companies or their foreign subsidiaries...
...will go through 1000 like a hot knife through butter." Gordon's exuberant prediction was based on a significant shift in market activity. The New York Stock Exchange in 1965 traded a record 1.6 billion shares, and the most active part of it was in speculative stocks. Harris, Upham & Co. keeps an informal kind of risky-stock Dow-Jones of its own. Says Senior Vice President Ralph A. Rotnem, "According to our figures, this is the most speculative market since 1959." Harris, Upham's speculative chart, however, peaked in mid-December, has drifted down since. The new activity...
...Hayneville, Ala., In August. He wrote the article for the Episcopal Theological Seminary Journal in April, while he was living in Selma. He had come to Selma briefly during the march, returned to school and several weeks later, came back to work in Selma with a fellow student, Judith Upham...
...ARTHUR UPHAM POPE...
...tells it, Choreographer George Balanchine likes to create a ballet by "opening the icebox door," rummaging around inside and producing random combinations that look "appetizing."' Sometimes he finds pretty strange things in the icebox. His latest discovery: a rug. Balanchine was inspired by an analysis by Orientalist Arthur Upham Pope of the formal structure of Persian carpets, in which the patterns were compared to polyphony in music and some of the figures to fertility symbols. The resulting work, a diverse, pseudo-Oriental affair titled The Figure in the Carpet, had its première last week with...