Word: profits
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...some satisfaction in a well-argued French brief that Europe should do as we do in modern business. The success of Europe in meeting our challenge is very much in our interest too. It is only in narrow and short-range terms that it is good for us to profit from a management gap. The answer is as clear today as it has been since the Marshall Plan: an unequal partnership with Europe is not good for the United States. We cannot do for Europeans what they have not yet done for themselves. We cannot make for them the political...
Ghoulish Curio. The story has its basis in fact. Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker were two veal-faced wrongos who rode out of Texas during the Depression, killing and plundering for fun and profit. The constabulary bushwacked them in May 1934 near Arcadia, La., firing a thousand rounds into the fugitives and their 1934 Ford De Luxe, which 18 years later was still touring auto showrooms as a ghoulish curio. On their own turf, Bonnie and Clyde passed from the front page into folklore; elsewhere, they were relegated to Sunday-supplement features, colorful figures of the gangland...
...Lucy (2), Gomer Pyle (5), Red Skelton (6) and Ed Sullivan (10). Moreover, CBS claims an average prime-time audience that is 11% bigger than NBC's and a record 25% ahead of third-place ABC. Yet standing as No. 1 can be an honor without profit in TV country. CBS's earnings fell 43% in the third quarter compared with the same period last year, and, according to the October tabulation of commercial-time sales, is lagging behind its 1966 record, while ABC and NBC are running ahead of theirs...
...papers have absorbed most of the editorial staff of the Free Press; so far News editorial staffers are still on the News payroll. Except for the big department and food stores, advertising is coming in. If the strike lasts long enough, the Daily Press hopes to match its 1964 profit...
...Profit, a PBH chairman and a member of Afro, said a "false wall" had been erected between the two organizations. He went on to say, "Afro is convinced that all Negro problems differ from those faced by every other ghetto group, while PBH acts as if all problems were purely economic and environmental and do not differ when a racial dimension is added...