Word: record
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Yankees, however, have had a better record than the AL as a whole--they have won 14 of their last 16 Series...
Then the delegates howled approval of a motion to expunge the AFL-CIO charges from the convention record...
...complex team operation. Almost as important to the show as Murrow is big (6 ft. 2 in.), bustling Co-Producer Fred W. Friendly, 43, who went to work with him eleven years ago after proposing the idea for their I Can Hear It Now, a replay from the recording files of voices and history of 1932-45, brought out by Columbia Records. The record and its sequels led to a radio program, and then to the TV show. Without film training or TV experience, Murrow and Friendly together worked out the See It Now technique for getting at the heart...
...Saturday before the first Sunday in May and. occasionally, at other times. The process has taken as long as 22 hours (in 1944) and as little as five seconds (1919). Speed is a good omen, Neapolitans believe, and last week's 28 minutes, while not a record, seemed to bode well for the year ahead...
...Erickson got tired of the slaughter and parted company with him in 1948. Revlon shifted to the William Weintraub agency, where, said one adman, "Bill Weintraub knew how to handle Revson; he just outshouted him, and everything was fine." Then Weintraub's Norman B. Norman, who holds the record (seven years) for working personally with Revson, bought out Weintraub to form his own Norman, Craig & Kummel agency. But no sooner did Norman buy the rights to the $64,000 Question for Revlon than trouble began. Says Norman: "After watching it the first night, Revson told me to cancel...