Word: labelers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...peering out over his dime-store glasses. For publishers' rights to the song, Vanguard Records gave him $500, plus the promise of a one-third cut in royalties if all goes well. Gus was also offered a recording contract to make an album for Atlantic Records' Stax label...
Borden's has diversified most widely in foods. In the 1950s, it moved eagerly into convenience foods, putting the Borden label on new products (gelatin salads, packaged potatoes, refrigerated biscuits) and acquiring such smaller firms as Snow's (clams), Wyler's (dehydrated soups and vegetables). Brandywine (mushrooms) and ReaLemon (juices and concentrates). It is now the nation's fifth largest food company. To cut costs, it is building 14 to 18 automated warehouses to replace its 136 small warehouses around the U.S.. has so automated its plants that one man and three machines...
...prepared text. Scranton had urged an end to Republican factionalism. Because of the G.O.P.'s "neverending game of label roulette," it is sometimes hard to decide just what kind of Republican one is-conservative or liberal, conservatively liberal or liberally conservative...
Withholding embarrassing information is a governmental practice which has often been condemned. It is also often self-defeating. Most of the uninformed Senatorial criticism which Kennedy likes to label as irresponsible is the direct result of a policy of secrecy which has made informed criticism impossible. If Republicans interested in foreign policy cannot find out the truth, they can loudly announce the existence of the worst possible situation that comes to mind and assume that, if the truth is merely some lesser evil, the government will announce it in self-defense. They take silence, probably with good reason, as confirmation...
...Jewish Theological Seminary (as well as at Columbia and Chicago), Cohen is by profession a publisher; he founded the Meridian line of quality paperbacks and now edits religious books for Holt, Rinehart & Winston. Cohen is a believing Jew who accepts neither the Orthodox, nor Conservative nor Reform label. He is an editor of the intellectual quarterly Judaism, but just as often writes for the Christian Century...