Word: corp
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Working with the Aerojet-General Corp. of the U.S., Old Delft is aiming at an expanding military market. Plans for the night eyes are still secret, but they would be a welcome addition to Marine landing craft, the rugged little boats that would be so much more versatile if they could be equipped to see their way toward an unfamiliar enemy beach in the dark...
...after, as the story was pieced together last week, Schoeters was drawn to the cause of French Canadian separatism. Most of the separatists he met disagreed with his thesis that revolutions always bring solutions. But he did find a few like-minded souls-an unemployed newspaperman, a Canadian Broadcasting Corp. messenger, the son of a prominent Quebec attorney, a draftsman and a proofreader. Early this year several of them founded the FLQ and decided that something dramatic was necessary to win Quebec's masses to the separatist cause...
Highs & Lows. The procedure is called thermography, and Dr. R. Bowling Barnes, president of Barnes Engineering Corp., which developed the camera, describes the picture taken on photographic film as a "thermal map of the skin." The instrument does not ir radiate the subject in any way. Instead, it scans the body surface for six to twelve minutes to register the invisible infra-red rays emitted by the body itself. Where blood concentrates close to the surface-in veins, infections or abnormally rapid growths-the skin runs a higher temperature and the thermogram shows a light spot. Where there are areas...
...Manhattan, the landmark that gave Times Square its name-the 59-year-old, 26 story Times Tower-has been sold to the Allied Chemical Corp., which will skin it of all its bony character and reskin it with a well-ribbed gridiron, making it look like a hundred other Manhattan towers...
...Clore, 58, has built an empire since 1953 out of ships, manufacturing, real estate and shoes. But the cockney-born, self-made Midas turns out to have an Achilles' heel-or toe. Last week, announcing a 4% profit drop in 1962 for his huge, seven-company British Shoe Corp., Clore blamed the loss partly on what he called "the square-toe debacle...