Word: colas
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...TIME was erroneously informed that some of the proceeds from "It's a Small World-A Salute to UNICEF" ride at the World's Fair go to the United Nations Children's Fund. UNICEF benefits from Pepsi-Cola generosity in the form of free land, an exhibit, and a sales counter staffed by volunteers. These are an outright donation-but not the proceeds of Walt Disney's delightful ride...
Wall Street learned that Simon has picked up 20% of the stock in Manhattan-based Canada Dry Corp., the biggest U.S. maker of ginger ale and soda water and the third largest maker of soft drinks (after Coca-Cola and Pepsi-Cola). At the same time, Simon bought 95,000 more shares of American Broadcasting-Paramount Theaters, raising his total to 205,000 of the company's 4,600,000 widely owned shares. Most or all of these 205,000 shares are owned by the Simon-controlled McCall Corp., publisher of McCall's, Redbook and other magazines...
...image of a people who want the better, freer-and more stylish-life Khrushchev promises. Sounding downright capitalistic, Izvestia launched a new plan to bring about this longed-for prosperity; it suggested putting a traditional Russian drink known as kvas on the world mar ket to compete with Coca-Cola...
Lodge, who insists he will not leave Saigon to campaign, got support on his absenteeism from Richard Nixon, now a Pepsi-Cola lawyer touring the Far East. After a two-hour talk with Lodge last week, Nixon emerged to say the two men had "covered everything significant about this political year." What did Nixon think of the U.S.'s current policies in Viet Nam? "So far, there's been doubt and inconsistency about the goal, there's been an inadequacy of personnel to carry out the plan, there's been inconsistency of planning...
...Richard Nixon conceded that "it is obvious that I will attend the Republican Convention and have some influence on the decision." For the next three weeks. Nixon will be working his way through the Far East on behalf of the Pepsi-Cola Co., a client of his New York law firm. On the itinerary for a two-day stopover: Saigon, South Viet Nam, temporary home of noncandidate Henry Cabot Lodge. On the agenda for discussion: politics-or Pepsi...