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"The people who dig The Factory are going to dig it forever," says Sammy Davis Jr., who reckons that Los Angeles has room enough for 20 more places like it. His reckoning is contagious. Tony Curtis, a Factory regular, is about to open a private club of his own called...
Like many another radio-station operator, John M. Norris, of Red Lion, Pa., stopped by the Federal Communications Commission headquarters when he was in Washington recently. What made his visit notable was that Norris, who also happens to be a Bible Presbyte rian minister, brought along six asso ciates. All...
After 26 years of probing Southern mores with Jewish humor, Harry Golden, 64, closed down his bimonthly Carolina Israelite. He will merge it with the Nation, for which he will write a column. Health and financial problems caused him to give up the Charlotte, N.C., tabloid; in the last six...
Better Break for the Fans To judge from the latest group of mammoth sports palaces, the real winners at games in the future will be the folks in the stands. Spectators can figure on walking shorter distances, sitting in living-room comfort and enjoying a better view of the action...
Another hedge against the vagaries of the domestic market is Allied's push into foreign sales. In 1963 it launched Skol, a lager beer that is brewed under franchise in 14 countries from Austria to Australia and sold in 36-with Allied holding an 18% interest. Last year an...