Word: ad
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1960-1969
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...only thing was, Scranton got so busy ad-libbing that he cut his speech-and in the process, left out that wry but realistic plea for party solidarity...
...other business, the Council passed a motion by John P. Russo '65 to create an ad hoc committee to supervise the Toronto Exchange Program. Russo said that Toronto students would not be permitted by their schools to visit Harvard under the program, unless it was supervised by the HCUA...
...Wyner said that the opponents of fluoridation had placed an advertisement in the Brookline Citizen implying a link between fluoridation and diabetes, kidney disorder, allergies, and arthritis. The ad also stated that only "payola professors" and commercial interests profiting from the sale of fluoride supported fluoridation...
...from sufficient self-discipline and a searching investigation of its own affairs, and you have what I feel is an untenable situation. We consistently denounce waste and duplication in the executive branch of the Government. Oratory abounds concerning the proliferation of bureaucratic agencies, their expensive habits, and so forth, ad infinitum. A cloak of secrecy covers all too much of what we do in this branch of government. Do we have waste? Expensive habits? Nepotism and favoritism? If we do, under the rules of Congressional courtesy, it better be someone other than a member of Congress who discusses...
...would rather play Benny's living room than any theater on earth. Equally loyal to his TV staff, Benny hasn't hired a new writer for 14 years; he freely acknowledges his large debt to them, and when Fred Allen was once out-talking him in an ad-lib joust, he said testily that if only his writers were with him he could make Allen look silly...