Word: ince
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...battle over the United Presbyterians' much debated, social activist "Confession of 1967" (TIME, June 3) is not over. Last week a group of conservative church members, calling themselves the Presbyterian Lay Committee, Inc., took ads in more than 100 U.S. newspapers urging their fellow believers to reject the present phrasing of the doctrinal statement as contrary to the church's faith and as a repudiation of the Westminster Confession...
After Ingalls stopped laughing, he picked up the phone and told his attorney to draw up incorporation papers for Eye Foundation, Inc., to which he eventually, gave $25,000. It took Dr. Callahan ten years to raise, by the same dollar-extraction technique, the rest of the $1,500,000 that he needed to get the hospital opened and operating. Along the way, he called on Lumber Millionaire Alfred S. Mitchell to ask for a donation. Mitchell was also having trouble with his eyes. An on-the-spot examination revealed cataracts, which Dr. Callahan later removed. Again, no bill. Mitchell...
...only formal corporate objection came from St. Paul-based Hubbard Broadcasting, Inc., which wants the merger to be held up until the FCC decides on Hubbard's previous application for one of the ABC stations involved, WABC radio in New York...
...three years, Hertz Corp., the No. 1 company in the U.S. car-rental field, stood stolidly by while Avis Inc., No. 2, successfully needled away with its "We try harder" advertising campaign. But no longer. Now Hertz, having changed ad agencies, is trying to turn Avis' own theme against it. Typical of the new Hertz ads: "For years, Avis has been telling you Hertz is No. 1. Now we're going to tell...
Darts & Lights. Manhattan-based Continental Telephone Supply Co., Inc., a leader in the bug-and anti-bugging business, proudly advertises a postage-stamp-size, transistorized "007 Spy Transmitter" that can pick up whispered conversations and broadcast them to a conventional radio receiver located nearby. The 007 is powered by a tiny nickel-cadmium or mercury battery that will last for 60 hours. Another Continental bug looks like an exact copy of a telephone microphone. But substituted for that mike in a standard telephone, it operates indefinitely on the phone's own current and transmits both sides of any telephone...