Word: mixes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...came from James Taylor Jr., a retired New York businessman who is the leader of the sect. Taylor, who styles himself "the authoritative voice of God," decreed that his followers must avoid "contamination" from the unclean by abandoning all association with non-Brethren. The Exclusives were thereby forbidden to mix professionally or socially with outsiders, and Taylor warned: "Those who do not agree will be excommunicated...
Whatever weapons the Air Force finally gets for big wars of the future-manned supersonic bombers, or more potent missiles, or a mix of both-there is little argument about what is needed for the small, brushfire battles of the present. Army, Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps all agree that they need fighter planes and transports husky enough to handle modern armament, yet agile enough to take off and land on back-country roads or small jungle clearings...
...colors are red, white and blue, all right, but Betsy Ross didn't patent the scheme. And, most important, the stars and stripes never appear together at the same time on the same sheet, pillowcase or reversible bath towel (stars or stripes, never both, border the sheets, mix or match with towels and pillowcases in overall prints of either pattern). As a final disclaimer, the sheet and pillowcase stripes are slanted. Price: $3.99 a single sheet, $1.39 a pillowcase, $2.99 a towel...
More Production. Helped in large part by the healthy mix of spending and saving, the economy continues to do well. That important barometer of investor confidence, the Dow-Jones average of 30 industrial stocks, rose for four straight sessions last week, closed just five points off its alltime high of 830.17. Last week also the Commerce Department reported that the average American factory worker earned a record $102.97 a week before taxes during May, and that industrial production-the supreme measure of business expansion-climbed by more than one-half of 1%, to 130.3% of the 1957-59 average...
Totems & Pen Pals. You can see wonderful relics of the early West in a train that has come from Montana-an invitation to a hanging, a machine with which a bartender could mix drinks with his foot, Calamity Jane's thundermug, and Custer's watch. In Parker Pen's handsome pavilion, a computer can seine the world to find you a pen pal who matches your interests and talents. In the New York City building, there is a fabulous 100-ft. by 160-ft. model of the city, including every structure in all five boroughs, built...