Word: packards
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...aimed at changing consumers' wants. Sometimes it succeeds; sometimes it does not. Insofar as it leaves our wants unchanged, it is a simple waste of money. Insofar as it changes our wants, it remains a waste, although a complex one. The point is that Professor Galbraith, Mr. Packard, Comrade Khrushchev and Chairman Mao could change our wants more and faster for much less than the $12 billion charged by Madison Avenue...
...critic Was W. H. (for Wilbur Hugh) Ferry, a vice president of the Fund for the Republic. A bristly liberal, who is the son of Hugh J. Ferry, onetime board chairman of Packard Motor Car Co., "Ping" Ferry,* an ex-newsman, ex-publicity man and former labor union official, got up before the Western states Democratic conference in Seattle to blast what he called some of the myths of modern America. Among the myths, said Ferry, was the one that pictured Communists as "nine feet tall, craftier than Satan, the most expert managers the world has ever seen, not human...
Warren, Ohio, Packard Music Hall: Britain's Diana Dors in Bus Stop...
Married. Paul Gray Hoffman, 71, automaker (Studebaker-Packard) who put his executive talents to use as Marshall Plan administrator, president of the Ford Foundation and director of the U.N.'s Special Fund; and Anna Marie Rosenberg, 60, onetime Assistant Secretary of Defense who is now head of her own public relations firm; both for the second time; in Manhattan. Some 50 old friends, among them Bernard Baruch, were on hand at All Souls Unitarian Church to hear the trembling bride repeat her vows and Hoffman beam: "At least 200 people have told me how wonderful Anna is, and anyone...
Warren, Ohio, Packard Music Hal!: Art Linkletter and Constance Moore in Father of the Bride...