Word: previewing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...gala tour of its luxury liner Lurline. Chas. Pfizer & Co., maker of antibiotics, once brought in eight piebald baby pigs and a testy tiger cub to demonstrate the benefits of a new synthetic milk product. Chesapeake Industries perked up its annual meeting this year with a special preview of Hollywood's Crossed Swords, starring Errol Flynn and Italy's buxom Gina Lollobrigida, to show off a new film process developed by one of its subsidiaries. To entice stockholders to come to its meeting, the Public Service Co. of Arizona this year handed out Polaroid glasses to watch color...
...named, has an advertising rate based on a circulation of 450,000, and circulation will be carefully controlled over the 550,000 mark. It will cover every sport from angling to yachting, have such regular features as "Sports-week" (a roundup of the week's sport news), "Preview" (an inside look at a major coming event), "The Sporting Look" (fashions for players and spectators), "Weekend" (how to make the most of leisure time), and articles and fiction by staff and outside writers...
...Israeli side of the question will be presented today at 2 p.m. in Sever 11 by Israel's U.N. delegate, Arthur Liveran, who countered many of Asha's points last night in a preview of today's speech. Among other points, Liveran criticized the Arabs with a "distortion of history," and claimed that most of the present Near Eastern tensions, including the refugee problem, are the result of the war the Arabs started against Israel...
...Hairdo Preview. Try-on wigs that enable beauty-parlor customers to see in advance what they would look like with a new hair style or color have been put out by Manhattan's Joseph Fleischer...
...exercise congressional leadership in the old sense. Martin, Knowland & Co. have no carrot, no stick-except as the President, by arousing public interest in his program, can provide them with carrots and sticks. Significantly, President Eisenhower began the political year 1954 by going to the people with a preview of his program (see above). If he succeeds in arousing and maintaining public interest, Congressmen, aware of next fall's elections, will be responsive to leadership...