Word: mailings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...fellow drivers concede that Moss sets the standard by which they judge their own skills. Says the U.S.'s Phil Hill, who won the 1961 Grand Prix championship racing for Ferrari: "I'm the champion, but all anyone talks about is Moss." Moss's fan mail runs to 10,000 letters a year and his income to something like $150,000. He drives as if every race were his last-with a raw fury that borders on desperation. He has pressed wildly on with hot oil spraying in his face, raced with his leg in a plaster...
However, these last 100 replies are always the most unpredictable and usually have a higher percentage of rejections, he pointed out. "But, we'll be watching the mail with bated breath from...
While casually perusing our mail yesterday we were rather startled by an invitation to enter the first U.S. intercollegiate elephant race to be held on May 11 at Orange County State College in Fullerton, California...
...bitiously high. Except on an experimental basis. USA* 1 will not be sold on news stands, and will take full-page ads only ("more dignified"). Although the maga zine's opening subscription rate was a stiff $10 a year (it will rise to $15 in May), test mail solicitations pulled some 125,000 charter subscribers. Those who signed up should feel little pain as they pay the high price of news-plus-history: according to a recent survey, their average income exceeds $26,000 a year...
admitting 1450 of the over to next year's Freshman into the mail at midnight . The Admissions Office 1125 acceptances...