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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...international operations. Gone are such nonadvertising units as a publisher of business books and a company set up to develop new business for Interpublic. Fashion International, a design-consultant subsidiary with offices in Paris and New York, as well as McDonald Research Ltd. of Canada, went under. Chicago Group Inc., a special-projects unit, was absorbed by Mc-Cann-Erickson's Chicago office, while one of Interpublic's nine advertising agencies, Fletcher Richards, was merged with Marschalk & Co. Ancillary units like Starflite Inc., which operated three airplanes mostly for Interpublic executives, and a dude ranch on Long Island...
...papers of incorporation for the Cambridge Corporation were filed a very few months later, in the fall of '65. Signatories were Pusey, Killian, General James M. Gavin, chairman of the Board of Arthur D. Little, Inc., and the Most Reverend Thomas J. Riley. The papers were also signed by representatives of three Cambridge banks, the Polaroid Corporation, Lechmere Sales, and two prestigious local law firms...
...Interstate Commerce Commission last week agreed to a railroad merger that will have everything going for it except euphony. The commission, reversing its own antimerger order of 20 months ago, approved the creation of the Great Northern Pacific & Burlington Lines, Inc. The new road fuses the present Great Northern, the Northern Pacific and the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy along with smaller subsidiaries, including the Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway and the Pacific Coast Railroad. With 24,600 miles of track stretching across more than a quarter of the nation, the G.N.P. & B. will be the U.S.'s longest railroad. Consolidated revenues...
...were convicted on charges arising from the 1960-62 sale of stock in Continental Enterprises Inc., a Jacksonville theater-management company controlled by Wolfson, his family and associates. According to the Government, while Continental was generating favorable publicity that increased its stock prices, Wolfson was unloading his own stock at an estimated $1,500,000 profit - without bothering to register the transactions with the Securities and Exchange Commission...
...England Universities Referendum on Vietnam, which Harvard and Radcliffe students voted on Wednesday and Thursday, has been partially financed with an anonymous grant from Time Inc...