Word: patenting
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...lengthiest and most acerbic feuds ever waged by two grown U.S. corporations ended last week. In a joint announcement, Radio Corp. of America and Philco declared that they had settled a six-year battle of claims, counterclaims and court suits over color television patents. Under a complicated out-of-court agreement, RCA will pay Philco $9 million for permanent patent rights on all its color TV processes; in addition, Philco will have access without charge to all RCA color patents granted before October...
...Conn.) Country Playhouse, with his wife, Actress Armina Marshall, in 1931 for summer stock and pre-Broadway tryouts, in 1950 started the American Shakespeare Festival Theater in Stratford, Conn. All the while, he led a double career, enjoying a rich practice as one of the nation's top patent attorneys, securing rights to his own brainstorms (such as a land-mine destroyer) as well as protecting the inventions of others...
...coverage in your 20 December issue of my recent talk to the Student Zionist Organisation on the subject of the economy of Israel was a patent distortion of what I said and of the sense of the extremely interesting discussion which followed it. Your reporter captured none of the main points of the argument, inserted several of his own manufacture, quoted me inaccurately out-of-context quoted me falsely within quotation marks and in general produced an utterly misleading article. Your readers deserve better. Ari Moyon Associate Professor of Middle Eastern Studies...
...work elsewhere but enjoined him for five years from any activity remotely linked to a then-secret Fairchild process for cooling aircraft engines. The problem of trade secrets has lately become more acute: much of today's corporate research is done under Government contract and hence cannot be patented. Often, too, technology moves faster than patent procedures. In such circumstances, the courts tend to uphold the right to trade secrecy...
...bikini, and prevented by the limits of good taste and state laws from going any farther, sportswear designers have reinstated the one-piece suit. But with a difference. This year it is "the shiny wet look." Fashioned of black materials that are plastic-smooth and neon-bright-vinyl patent, stretch satin, and glistening nylon -the suits look dripping wet before the wearer touches toe to sea, thereby saving her the horror of actually going through with...