Word: rotaryism
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It was just as natural that James Wright, a dapper young lawyer from Detroit, should settle on Woodstock ten years ago as a good place to practice. In due time, he became a director of the Woodstock National Bank, president of the Rotary Club, and even (from 1964 to 1968...
Residents of Haverhill, Mass., take the game so solemnly that the town was thrown into a tizzy when the coach of the local Rotary Club-sponsored team allowed Sharon Poole, a redhaired, freckle-faced girl of twelve, to don uniform No. 9 and fill a vacancy in the otherwise all...
The afterburner system is far cheaper than conventional antismell devices: $60,000 for the S.D. Warren installation, says a company spokesman, v. about $1 million to $1.5 million for a rotary kiln of the same operating capacity. It also works.
Toyo Kogyo started commercial production of Wankel-powered autos in 1967, and last year turned out 66,000 of them-more than twice as many as Audi NSU has built since the engine was invented. Only 1,360 rotary-engined Mazdas have been sold in the U.S. so far, but...
Trickles of Relief. Unprotected and overpopulated, the region is a disaster waiting to happen. And disaster has struck repeatedly. An 1876 cyclone killed 200,000 in the Bay of Bengal, and no fewer than eight major cyclones hit the region in the 1960s. The Indian Ocean's cyclones-the...