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Madison Avenue Mutation. A great many U.S. Congressmen send newsletters home to their constituents. From Manhattan's Wall Street, and from the financial quarters of other U.S. cities, pour market newsletters by the hundreds, if not thousands, most of them free. Rare is the big bank that does not publish a newsletter; New York's First National City Bank has been distributing one since 1904, for a readership that now embraces college students, housewives, small children and Latin Americans (separate Spanish and Portuguese editions) as well as financiers and businessmen. House organs, especially those produced by Madison Avenue...
...native of Germany, Jaeger held an honored place in international scholarship, and his works were read in several languages. He held the International Prize in Philosophy of Italy's Academia Nazionale del Lincei, the order Pour le Merite, which is the highest scholarly honor of West Germany, the Commander's Cross of the Order of the Redeemer and the Commander's Cross of the Order of George I, both Greek honors...
Fortnight ago, the prestige of both the White House and the State Department was brought to bear on Route 40. Sanjuan spoke to a luncheon meeting of 200 Maryland civic leaders, who had received personal invitations to the session from President Kennedy. "We pour millions into foreign aid," Sanjuan told the group. "How senseless it is to ruin this tremendous effort by refusing to serve a cup of coffee to a customer whose skin is dark...
...grey suit and somber tie, Tshombe walked in briskly, placed a wreath of white lilies on the coffin, stood motionless for a full minute, bowed and walked out. "I knew him as a man with whom I could talk freely," he said earlier. "C'est triste pour...
Toward sundown. Announcer Paul Kal-linger hunches on the edge of a straight-backed chair, unplugs his mellifluous bass voice, lets it pour into the microphone. "How do you do? How do you do? How do you do? If you've just joined us. we're sure glad to have you out there listening to our program-Gospel Request Time." The first request is a hillbilly item called / Saw the Light, and when it is over, Kallinger uses the light for a transition into a five-minute commercial: "I hope many people will see the light tonight...