Word: coked
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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From the fertile brains of "Lee" Iacocca (rhymes with try-a-coke-ah) and his staff at Ford have sprung most of the major themes that dominate the U.S. auto industry today: the return to car racing, the intensified appeal to the youth market, the trend to the low-priced sports car. Sold by Iacocca to the top executives of Ford, often over their initial disapproval, these themes have first become Ford policy, then gone on to set the pace of the industry...
...wizardry during the Inquisition. His pale zombies "present the mystery of a human being," he says. Like the remains of Pompeians preserved in volcanic ash, they dispute the border line between art and life. Often Segal's mummies occupy an environment with real objects-a car door, a Coke machine, or a false house front. For a future sculpture, he recently bought a genuine phone booth and took it to his studio, which is on a New Jersey chicken farm that he went bankrupt running. Authentic environments with plaster people raise "questions about the nature of the real object...
Whitefield Cottage, Great Missenden, Bucks, is an odd address for Patricia Neal to have settled into, for she was born in a mining camp in Packard, Ky., where her father was local transport manager for the South Coal & Coke Co. After two years at Northwestern, she naively headed for New York to become a star of Broadway plays-and became one in less than a year, winning a Tony award and the New York Drama Critics best-actress award for her performance in Lillian Hellman's Another Part of the Forest...
...WEDNESDAY lodges an executive's sweetie in an executive suite as a tax and marriage dodge. As a kept waif, Sandy Dennis chug-a-lugs champagne from the bottle like Coke and cries through her smiles, leaving playgoers choked with laughter. Liquor may be quicker, as Ogden Nash once argued, but Sandy is dandy...
...Broadway ANY WEDNESDAY lodges an executive's sweetie in an executive suite as a tax and marriage dodge. As a kept waif, Sandy Dennis chug-a-lugs champagne from the bottle like Coke and cries through her smiles, leaving playgoers choked with laughter. Liquor may be quicker, as Ogden Nash once argued, but Sandy is dandy...