Word: hoag
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...year now, 29 German steel producers have been coordinating their sales and investments through four regional cartels regarded as laboratories for eventual mergers. Last week two major steel companies, the legendary August Thyssen-Hütte and the oldest Ruhr steel producer, Hüttenwerk Oberhausen A.G. (HOAG), announced merger plans that would make them the world's fourth largest steel company, after U.S. Steel, the recently nationalized British Steel Corp. and Bethlehem Steel...
...Thyssen's present capacity of 8,500,000 tons of steel HOAG will add another 2,500,000 tons; combined annual sales may amount to $2 billion, moving the new enterprise up to third place among West German corporations, with only Volkswagen and Siemens ahead in sales. The deal, still to be approved by the Commission of the European Communities in Brussels, is to be effected by offering HOAG stockholders a total of $150 million in Thyssen shares and $25 million in cash...
...home TV screens. ("Sorry, folks," the announcer apologized. "We just can't hold the cameras steady.") Arnie Palmer winced with pain as a cloud of sand from the bunkers blew into his eyes. Tony Lema huddled against his caddy for protection from the pelting rain, and Amateur Robert Hoag was almost blown over backwards by a gust of wind as he addressed his ball for a drive...
Some of the cutest girls were, unfortunately, anonymously placed in the chorus groups, but other, not so sexy and sophisticated, were superb any way. Martha Manapace as the Crook, Mary Hoag, a JFK-accented aide, and Elizabeth Kennedy, a maid from Massachusetts trying to "get class," were exceptional...