Word: rosee
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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With the Tower-Long proposal drawing unexpected support from several pro-treaty Democrats, Minority Leader Everett Dirksen rose to attack it. Dramatically flourishing the letter that President Kennedy had written...
...hotel room talking to singers and agents; two years ago, he saw 42 operas in 25 cities in 44 days. Now 58, Vienna-born Adler traipsed across Europe until 1938, learning opera while lending his hand to such diversions as an Austrian production of Abie's Irish Rose. Then he came to the U.S. and, in 1942, signed on as San Francisco's chorus director. When Founder and Director Gaetano Merola died in 1953, Adler took over...
Because they give businessmen both the impetus and the means to hire, build and modernize, profits are the power behind economic exuberance. By that gauge, the current prolonged business expansion stands a good chance of continuing. The Commerce Department reported last week that profits after taxes rose to a near-record annual rate of $26.8 billion in the second quarter, up 5½ from 1963's first three months. More important, profits have been moving up for nine quarters-about twice as long as in any previous postwar recovery...
...profit climb has continued because of the happy conjunction of strong demand, stable costs and increased productivity-and economists are as pleased about it as executives. But their optimism was somewhat tempered last week by uneven reports on the economy's performance in August: though personal income rose to a record annual rate of $465 billion, manufacturers' new orders slid 2%, and industrial production fell a point to 125.6% of the 1957-59 average-due largely to the auto industry's shutdown for model changeovers. Washington's experts expect that production will pick up speed with...
...standard's 54 h.p.). So far, Nordhoff has not shipped any of the bigger Volkswagens to his best export market, the U.S.-though some have been brought in by returning tourists. He is in no hurry. Even without the new model, Volkswagen's sales in the U.S. rose 25% in 1963's first half, to 121,884 cars. Besides, demand for the 1500 is so great elsewhere that Volkswagen is reluctant to set aside even the 700 cars it would need to give each of its U.S. dealers one car for introduction. The 1500 is unlikely...