Word: ad
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...members of the Senate did not demand that an ad hoc committee review the Bennett dismissal, as they are empowered to do. "The Senate decided not to turn on its full machinery in this case," explained Ramsey MacMullen '50, president of the Brandeis Senate...
...dead theologians are the reductio ad absurdum of American Protestant theology. When they have not fallen into the perennial heresy of gnostic mysticism, like Altizer, they are conscious or unconscious followers of Durkheim, in that the real object of their worship is 20th century culture, particularly 20th century intellectual culture. They put themselves in the ridiculous position of saying to God, "Either come up to us 20th century intellectuals or get out." It would be a mistake to take them too seriously...
This week TIME'S advertising department opens its first European branch, which will be exclusively concerned with selling advertising for the U.S. editions. Until now, European clients of the home edition placed their ads through their U.S. subsidiaries. The man who will head TIME'S first European ad office, which will be located in Zurich and operate Europe-wide, is Hermann Hirzel who, being a Swiss, is fluent in several languages. The new office will provide advice and counsel to new accounts, especially those without representation in the U.S., and solicit advertising for the national and regional editions...
...that there is no relationship between the African's outlook today and what it was before. He is much happier and more contented. It is stupid to embark on a policy which must fundamentally turn the African into your enemy. You would then have to control him ad infinitum, and that isn't bloody possible...
Blumberg stayed behind to fight, but local advertisers and employees faded away, until he was virtually alone on the job with only two national ad accounts to help pay costs. To honor his persistent fight, the Radio and Television News Directors last week named him recipient of their annual Paul White Award (named after CBS's first news chief). Aware that his Bogalusa experience has left Blumberg in need of far more than a silver cup, the TV men spontaneously passed the award around, filled it out of their pockets to the tune...