Word: sharing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...bloody incident of the past weekend between my country, the Republic of Panama, and the U.S. [Jan. 17] has been one of shock and surprise to both our countries. We both share a deep sadness for the irreparable loss of our countrymen. All that remains for us to do is pray; pray for our deceased and pray for the re-establishment of a peaceful coexistence between our nations...
Mancini, 39, is universally considered the king of the trade (TIME, May 25, 1962), with scores such as Experiment in Terror, TV's Peter Gunn and the brand-new Charade to his credit. With him, North, Dimitri Tiomkin, Elmer Bernstein, Ernest Gold and Miklos Rozsa share most of the significant action: together they write the music for at least a dozen pictures a year. Among new composers, Jerry Goldsmith, 34 (Lonely Are the Brave, Freud), and Jazzman John Lewis, 43 (No Sun in Venice, Odds Against Tomorrow), are the most admired. The young writers have completely abandoned the customary...
...industry in which a 1-point rise in a company's share of the market can mean 70,000 more auto sales and an additional $150 million or so in gross revenues, the new figures also showed what kind of quarter each company had and which companies stand to benefit most from the auto boom. Though there were no revolutionary changes in Detroit's 1964 models, it was clear that new styling paid off at the expense of cars that had only modest styling changes, and that the U.S. consumer has moved even further toward larger, more expensive...
...CHRYSLER. Even while setting a fourth-quarter record of 263,345 autos, Chrysler managed only to maintain its 12.8% market share. It was able to hold its own chiefly because of big sales of its handsome, restyled standard Dodge and because of quick public acceptance of its completely new Imperial...
...year-old Boston banker who had no sons he thought able to take over his $150 million holdings. At Prince's request, Billy Wood took his cousin's name and a trustee's job, supervised a spread of trusts that eventually included 353,000 Armour shares. When Armour foundered a few years back, he moved from nervous board member to nagging president, got the company on its feet in six years. Prince, now chairman but still chief executive, is satisfied that the meat packer with the modern look has diversified enough. He aims to get a bigger...