Word: sharing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...which, as Comedienne Edie Adams quips, "nobody is invited except the immediate country." It could hardly be otherwise in an age of ubiquitous journalistic surveillance and omnivorous curiosity about the day-to-day doings at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. And Lyndon Johnson has gone farther than most Presidents to share his progeny, pets, predilections and possessions with the nation at large...
...This makes delayed pleasures possible. A man may have been sports-car minded for years, but when he climbs behind the wheel of a Mustang, his average age is 48. With no small children underfoot, husbands and wives discover the pleasures of each other's company, share convention trips, take that second honeymoon to Europe...
During 15 years with the United Press International, Lowry Bowman reported his share of major news events-from the first manned U.S. rocket shots to the long, wearying travels of presidential campaigns. Later, as a $10,000-a-year rewrite man on the general-news desk of U.P.I.'s Washington bureau, he handled the nation's top political stories with speed and accuracy. A promotion was in the works; he was successful and progressing in his chosen profession...
...column by John Wilcock (an original staffer on the now middle-aged Village Voice), and a presumably popular feature called "Slum Goddess," which consists of photographs of young girls who radiate "antiEstablishment qualities." The want ads are blunt and to the point. Sample: "Groovy, free spirit chick wanted to share West Village apt. with guy, 27. No rent...
Under a 1957 agreement, Grundig gave Consten exclusive rights to sell its TV sets, tape recorders and other products in France in return for Consten's promise not to handle competing brands. Grundig thus sewed up a $14 million share of the French consumer electronics market. Free from competition, Consten could sell Grundig products at markups as high as 50%-double what German retailers were getting. So sweet was the deal that in 1961, when another French firm started underselling Consten with Grundig wares bought from German wholesalers, outraged Consten officials charged it with unfair practices in a French...