Word: ernest
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...ERNEST W. LUTHER Minneapolis...
...when Ernest V. Heyn, a troubleshooter from Macfadden Publications, was brought in to reinvigorate the Weekly, it had fallen behind This Week in both circulation (9,430,349 to 9,924,-115) and ad revenue ($12.5 million to $20.6 million). In seven years with Hearst, Heyn erased the Neanderthal look, added a dozen more Sunday papers and doubled the gross...
Whether the American Weekly can survive even after surgery is open to argument. "A supplement," says Ernest Heyn, now editor in chief of Family Weekly and Suburbia Today, "is only as strong as the pattern of its newspapers." The Weekly must now draw its strength from the Sunday editions of a newspaper empire that has been dwindling away for 25 years...
...since done most to popularize wine in the U.S. is Ernest Gallo, 52, president of the E. & J. Gallo Winery Corp. in Modesto. Until recently, United Vintners, run by Gallo's rival Louis Petri, was the biggest producer of cheap wines in the nation, but Gallo has been coming up fast and this year he hopes to peddle 40 million gallons to make himself undisputed top bottle in the business. His methods shock the traditional winemakers. His stainless-steel vats and presses are by far the most technologically advanced in the world ("You won't find a stick...
Other officers are Ernest Black '62, of Dudley House and Dorchester, Vice-President; Richard Sylla, of Lowell House and Chicago Heights, Ill, Secretary; Nolan H. Clark '62, of Lowell House and Georgetown, Idaho, Treasurer; and Peter Doeringer, Chairman of the Executive Board...