Word: al
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...into the manufacture of portable classrooms, and last year sold out at a huge profit. The demand for time-saving conveniences can be turned into wealth. Chicago Millionaire Charles Stein, 37, got started by squeezing oranges into juice and selling it to hospitals and hotels. Los Angeles' Al Lapin, 38, and his brother, Jerry, 36, became rich by brewing coffee that they sold from wagons in office buildings, later built and franchised a string of pancake houses...
...N.Y.U. sabre men also won by only one point. Senior Al Makaitis took two bouts for Harvard, while Bob Damus and Paul Profeta won one each. Despite the N.Y.U. victory, Marion said the Crimson sabre team fenced better than the New Yorkers...
...George Schaefer. Now that Playhouse 90, the Alcoa Hour, Kraft Theater and Studio One have gone, Schaefer's Hallmark Hall of Fame is virtually the only greenery left. The other directors spawned in the golden days of live and tape television-Arthur Penn, Sidney Lumet, John Frankenheimer, et al.-have all gone to graze in the lusher pastures of Broadway or Hollywood. Only Schaefer still does business at the same old stand. For him 60 feet of studio space still offer acres of opportunity and fulfillment, as he proved with last week's Inherit the Wind...
...basically land-oriented state of mind, which he can persuasively argue was vestigial feudalism, to a totally disoriented materialism. He celebrates "age segregation," the war and post-war generations' cult of self which, even if it sounds a trifle too much like the emancipation proclamations of Aldous Huxley et al. some 40 years ago is still a real and well observed phenomenon...
...Crimson sabremen have lost an All-American, last year's team captain John Kolb. But Marion believes the sabro fencers are stronger as a team this year with three seasoned fencers, seniors Al Makaitis and Paul Profeta and junior Bob Damus...