Word: cements
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Understandably, the Japanese are risking only small amounts in fledgling economies, but the lure is irresistible. Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries, Japan's largest shipbuilder, is putting an initial $1,500,000 into a shipyard in Singapore, has joined in a $2,000,000 cement plant in Malaya. Yawata Iron & Steel...
...Taylor, Baldy Smith, and high-scorer Bill Lamarche added goals in the third and fourth periods to cement the Crimson victory while goalie Godfrey Wood held off all Big Red scoring threats...
That brings up the second important reason why basketball at Harvard has something of a "new look" this season--Leo Scully. As they used to say back in New Jersey, where kids used to learn basketball early in life because it's hard to play baseball or football on cement...
...fashioned on delicately tinted, skin-colored fabric or fiber-glass base, and are carefully matched in color and texture to the customer's remaining locks. The whole thing is generally affixed to the scalp by a couple of pieces of centrally stationed tape plus a smattering of adhesive cement around the edges. The new hairpieces are so firmly anchored that they can be worn in the shower and even to bed, although neither practice is recommended. "But then I wouldn't sleep in a $300 suit either," noted one salesman...
...Star in Their Eyes. Though they have ridden high on Puerto Rico's boom, the Ferrés' interests are not confined to the island-or just to business. In 1954 they bought one of their former customers, Florida's Maule Industries, whose cement products have gone into most of the Miami Beach hotels. In their home town of Ponce, the brothers have put up $1,000,000 for a new university. And Luis Ferré, a passionate art collector, recently engaged Architect Edward D. Stone to design a new home for Puerto Rico's solitary...