Word: wall
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...chosen law, his famous father could have greased the ways a little. But Thomas E. Dewey Jr., 32, wanted to make it himself in finance. Make it he did. A vice president of Wall Street Investment Banker Kuhn Loeb & Co. at 31, he has now been elected one of the youngest general partners in the firm's 97-year history. All this after his Princeton graduating class (1954) made him its second choice for "least likely to succeed...
Wasserman is worth more than $30 million in MCA stock, but he lives-frugally by some neighbors' standards-in a $400,000 one-bedroom house in Beverly Hills designed by Harold Lezitt. There is a Henry Moore beside the driveway, a Soutine on the dining-room wall, and a Bernard Buffet portrait of Wasserman himself, a gift from Alfred Hitchcock, in the foyer. Mrs. Wasserman sleeps in the bedroom. Wasserman sleeps on a couch in the study, where he gets up at 5 each morning and starts making phone calls to breakfasting subordinates in New York...
...grafts. For men who have undergone castration because of cancer, there are artificial testicles of the same or a similar material. Artificial breasts are now made of a soft silicone-rubber sack that holds a silicone gel, and they have a backing of Dacron for attachment to the chest wall...
Other goddesses are slimmer, and some have prominent navels. One is spraddled against the wall with her navel painted in concentric circles like a target-a treatment that Dr. Mellaart thinks shows concern with the continuity of life. Male gods are not common in the Çatal Hiiyuk pantheon, and those that have survived are generally shown riding on a small creature that Dr. Mellaart says is a bull...
...Labor Statistics figures that U.S. manufacturers are paying production workers more than $600 million in year-end bonuses this season. Many millions more will go to executives and office help in such places as Detroit, where auto vice presidents often get bonuses equal to twice their salaries, and Wall Street, where 1964's record stock-trading volume means many bonuses of five to eight weeks' pay for brokerage house employees...