Word: cardinale
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Running interference for New York's usually self-sufficient Robert Moses, Francis Cardinal Spellman raised in a private audience with Pope John XXIII the matter of the Vatican Pavilion exhibit at the 1964 New York World's Fair. Result: the pavilion's attractions will include Michelangelo'...
gracefully arranged things by extending an invitation through Augustin Cardinal Bea, head of the Vatican's ecumenical Secretariat for Christian Unity. To mollify the fundamentalists, Dr. Craig insisted that he was going to Rome mainly for centenary celebrations at Rome's Scots Kirk of St. Andrews-a churchman...
publicly conceded that it was gearing up for mid-1962 production of the U.S.'s first "compact compact," the 99-in.-wheelbase Cardinal, thereby confirming what Detroit gossips had been saying for months (TIME, March 9). But when Ford at the same time warned that "changes in market conditions...
U.S.-made compacts, which captured a record 38.4% of the auto market last August, hold only a 33% slice of it so far this year. Meantime, overall sales of small foreign cars, with which the Cardinal would directly compete, have shrunk to only 3.9% of the market-and in this...
Ford is still suspending judgment on whether to produce the Cardinal in the U.S. But if the switch to bigger cars gains any more momentum, the company will almost surely cancel its plans to assemble Cardinals in Louisville, Ky., and instead satisfy whatever U.S. demand there may be for the...