Word: ink
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...head start: his father, an insurance broker, has been reading TIME since 1935, and had saved many back copies. Randall now has 402 covers signed by subjects, among them Konrad Adenauer, Moise Tshombe, U.S. Astronaut Alan Shepard and Soviet Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, Marilyn Monroe (who signed in red ink), J. Paul Getty (who signed in black), and Tibet's Dalai Lama. Some of the signers send more than their autograph: John F. Kennedy enclosed an autographed picture with one of the two covers he signed; Abdul Karim Kassem (whose signature is a collector's item now), sent...
...Black Cross. Skripov then sent her a letter written in invisible ink and signed "Theresa." With chemical capsules furnished by Skripov, Miss X brought the writing out, learned that she was to pick up a parcel concealed under a tombstone in a cemetery, "the third from the one with a black cross with the letters...
...presses came to a halt after one of its more unsentimental creditors, the U.S. Internal Revenue Service, demanded payment of some $200,000 in back taxes and penalties. Showing remarkable patience, the IRS stayed action-even advanced the paper $800 for an emergency supply of paper and ink-while Morrison went hunting for prospective buyers. But although he located a few-among them Publisher Hank Greenspun of the Las Vegas, Nev., Sun-none seemed overeager to buy a paper that is $1,200,000 in hock...
...Little Gray Home in the West. And nowhere is it shinier than in real estate brochures aimed at retirement-age oldsters. Sadly, in all too many cases, the grass and sparkling water, recreational facilities and well-paved roads of Retirement Land are only so much printer's ink. Items...
...should make smaller banks competitive with big ones. The Hartford pool, designed by Chicago's Booz, Allen & Hamilton, will start in July, handling overnight all the deposit, savings and installment loan accounting for the nine banks. Each bank will simply have its entries typed up in special magnetic ink. At the close of day a truck will pick up the records and whisk them to the computer center, where an automatic reader will riffle through them and beep the data to a National Cash Register 315 computer. The computer system will do all the rest, from posting individual deposits...