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...transport-even though air rates are considerably higher. Using air shipment for most of its electronics products, increasingly diversified Raytheon has cut delivery time from ten to twelve days to 48 to 72 hours-and therefore is selling off its field warehouses in the bargain. Sears now supplies its Honolulu store with everything from brassieres to tractors via United jets. Shipping auto parts by air, General Motors and Ford cut down on expensive but wasted inventory in the production pipeline...
...debilitating illness, but who always denied that her brother, Novelist Ernest Hemingway, had done the same (1961), contending that his gunshot death was accidental because "suicide was against all his convictions and principles"; apparently of an overdose of drugs after writing a despondent note about a long illness; in Honolulu...
Waltzing Imelda. While America's influence was discreetly evident in Manila, the conference was conspicuously an Asian affair-as February's Honolulu meeting was not. The allies' Filipino hosts handled the summit meeting with extraordinary efficiency. The arrangements were Imelda Marcos' province, and she took charge of everything, from refurbishing the Manila Hotel with treasures wheedled from
Denby Fowcett, 25, a Columbia University alumna, was a surfing, skindiving Hawaii wahine only a few months ago. Then her boy friend was sent to Saigon by the Honolulu Advertiser, and Denby, who had once written women's features, got the Advertiser to send her after him. The boy friend soon left Saigon, but Denby stayed on to run the paper's bureau alone. In off-hours, the tanned and shapely blue-eyed blonde is one of Saigon's most eligible females, but she has little time for socializing. When she is not covering political upheavals...