Word: cunningham
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...individual medley: 1. Pringle (H); 2. Cunningham (Y); Kaufmann (H). Time...
STEPHEN J. CUNNINGHAM JR. Baltimore...
...dull or offensive. "People are irritated by some ads on TV," says Charles Brower, outspoken president of Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn. "The audience gets bored when yet more intestines appear on the screen as the evening goes on. Who wants to wake up his liver bile all the time?" Cunningham & Walsh President Carl W. Nichols faults some of his colleagues on grounds of creativity as well as esthetics: "I am repeatedly appalled at the lack of ideas in today's advertising. Much of it is shamefully sameful...
...Shaken by this month's loss of the $12 million Texaco advertising account that it has held for 26 years and that brought more than 20% of its billings, Manhattan's Cunningham & Walsh agency put in a new, young management team. Founder John P. Cunningham, 63, moved upstairs to chairman of the executive committee. New head of the agency is softspoken, Kansas-born Carl W. Nichols Jr., 37, a World War II Marine combat lieutenant who joined C. & W. in 1946 as a market researcher, later supervised the Johns-Manville account. Nichols promptly began an austerity program, will...
...Startling the rest of his industry is" a favorite pastime with John P. Cunningham, 63, president of Manhattan's Cunningham & Walsh ad agency. Last week, true to form, Cunningham enlivened his maiden speech as new chairman of the Advertising Federation of America with a proposal that the word "capitalism" be abandoned. Said he: "It would be just as unfair to call today's business operation 'capitalism' as it would be to call squirrels capitalists because they hoard nuts for the winter . . . The word describes only a part of our industrial incentive system-a part that...