Word: coast-to-coast
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...music-hall darling, set himself for a round-the-hemisphere tour in a one-man show. The greying song-&-dance man would tour the Alps first, then go to Buenos Aires and Rio, then hop to Canada. Then, if his plans panned out, he would do a coast-to-coast tour...
...statue, heard others make brief speeches. But comparing the image with newsphotos of the same event, they found it as blurred as an early Chaplin movie. Proud as television was, it admitted that the Washington-New York hookup would not be in regular use for six months, that a coast-to-coast network was still years away...
Beginning Jan. 2, you will find on your radios a news program, TIME FOR WOMEN, written and edited each day by TIME. The American Broadcasting Company will broadcast it five afternoons a week, Monday through Friday, coast-to-coast, at 4:30 E.S.T. It will give you the news, as it comes to TIME every day, and the personalities who make...
...would set up a new monopoly, strongly recommended selling to a group made up of Alleghany Corp.'s Robert Young, Allan Kirby, and Cleveland's Otis & Co. This group had promised to spend $500,000,000 to spruce up the service. And Bob Young had talked of coast-to-coast service, with no changes at Chicago...
...Rams, Redskins and the rest of the National Football League would now move indoors for a front-office fight with the newly created and rival All-America Conference. Last week, the All-Americas considered New Orleans for a tenth city on their coast-to-coast circuit, admitted giving ex-National Leaguer (and part-owner of Yankee Stadium) Dan Topping $100,000 to join their fold, promised to raid National League player rosters...