Word: opened
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...march. Thus last week did Mike Quill's T.W.U., along with the System Federation union, shut down the Pennsylvania Railroad for the first time in its history. To newsmen Quill growled: "It took 114 years to close down this line, and it may take another 114 years to open it up again...
...small bus, mobile office or camping car, carries up to nine passengers. There is a panel version of the Greenbrier for use as a delivery van. ¶Two pickup trucks that are built on the same short wheelbase as the Greenbrier and have a closed cab with open cargo space behind. One of the models has a side ramp for easy loading. ¶ A four-door, six-passenger station wagon on a 108-in. wheelbase...
...opening of the market on the next trading day, the flood of orders to buy was so great and sellers so few that longtime Specialist John Coleman of Adler. Coleman & Co. (TIME, July n), the man responsible for keeping the market orderly in TelAutograph, did not open the stock all day. Coleman and Stock Exchange officials thought the demand was based on questionable information, wanted more time to get all the facts. Next day Coleman finally opened the stock one minute before the close at 24, up 5/½ over the previous close...
...stock of Comptometer, which had also been rising, soared after Vice President Peter G. Mero announced that the company is the only one that produces a telewriting device that has been tested and found suitable for use over the tele phone. The specialists could not open trading in it the next day because of a preponderance of buy orders. When it opened the day after, it jumped 6 points...
...spoke like a lord, and the questions he asked were odd for an ordinary visitor. He seemed intrigued by the River Euphrates, and when he rode on. he said to the moneylender: "I am much indebted to you today, for you have shown me the way that I can open into your city." A few months later, :he waters of the Euphrates began to lower as if by a miracle. When they were only knee-high, the army of the erstwhile 'servant" appeared, marching down the river bed to take Babylon without a fight, instead of attacking the thick...