Word: impressions
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Council leaders believe that the bishops have had enough time to impress their flocks back home with set speeches. This fall, prelates must submit copies of their talks five days ahead of time, thereby allowing the four council moderators to weed out repetitions. More over, six of the schemata - on the Eastern churches, missionary activity, priests, seminaries, schools, and the religious - will be put to the bishops as take-it-or-leave-it propositions without debate...
SPAIN has gone to immense trouble and expense to impress, delight and profit. With great paintings, hot-eyed flamenco dancers, two exceptional restaurants (see below) and a cunning convolution of courtyards and corridors, Spain's entry is Número...
...course, big corporations and some foreign governments that are anxious to impress Americans do not count their immediate profits in dollars and cents. "Where else could we get the undivided attention of a captive audience of 14 million people?" beams Steven Van Voorhis, manager of G.E.'s Progressland. On the other hand, their very success tends to aggravate the problems of smaller, less glamorous exhibitors who have trouble attracting visitors...
...know which side our bread is buttered on." The campaign has also had an inside effect: Avis is trying harder. Before the first ad ran, executives of Avis and of its ad agency-Manhattan's bright, unorthodox Doyle Dane Bernbach-jointly lectured Avis employees in 300 cities to impress on counter girls and car attendants the need for that hard Avis try. They made employees fill out check lists that guard against empty gas tanks, dirty ashtrays and smudged mirrors, passed out "We try harder" lapel buttons...
...least one small part of the vast journalistic empire sees Goldwater as a man-not a monster; with normal dedicated followers-not lunatics; as a staunch Republican who really believes what he preaches-not a showman out to impress the press; and finally, as an honest, but perhaps too frank gentleman who has been mercilessly treated by the mass media...