Word: harpers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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That, at any rate, is the view expressed in a sprightly new satire called Games Christians Play (Harper...
...shrugged off the Administration's price-hike rollback of October 1965, came through 1966 with sales up 18%, profits up an astonishing 40%, to $106 million. Alcoa, the world's largest aluminum producer, last month led the industry to a modest price increase, which President John D. Harper insists is necessary to give the ebullient industry one thing it lacks: "a more adequate return on invested capital...
FORTUNE and Harper's Bazaar. By 1950, he returned to more venturesome art in an attempt to portray the surface glitter of U.S. society. Nowadays he captures it, often by amplifying its most sordid outcroppings. But he also suggests that life is full of fantastic fury and that picturing it is more attractive than many would expect...
...HAMMARSKJOLD: THE STATESMAN AND HIS FAITH by Henry P. Van Dusen. 240 pages. Harper...
INSIDE SOUTH AMERICA by John Gunther. 610 pages. Harper...