Word: sheeting
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...make your answer sheet into a paper airplane, and put it away for a while. Then, either tonight or tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m. bring it to 14 Plympton St., where, by the happiest of coincidences, the CRIMSON will be holding its introductory spring competition meetings for the news, editorial, business, and photographis boards. With free beer and Coke, even...
...students this month are answering this and 104 other questions in TIME's latest Current Affairs Test. This new quiz is a rewarding way to review the eventful period from last September until year's end. You may have a copy of the test booklet (and answer sheet) by sending 25? (or $1 for ten) to TIME 1962 Current Affairs Test, P.O. Box 1962. Radio City Station. New York...
...accounted for an estimated $5,400,000 of the industry's overall loss of $30 million. By merging, Eastern could pare payrolls, eliminate duplicate ground facilities, and cut the costly competition that on some routes is the prime cause of its losses. Despite its red-ink balance sheet, Eastern offers an attractive dowry: 1) the biggest route system in the eastern U.S., 2) the best on-time performance in the industry, and 3) a savvy president, Malcolm MacIntyre, 53, a lawyer who was brought to Eastern by Big Investor Laurance Rockefeller and has pioneered cut-rate air shuttles...
...GLASS. With imported sheet glass taking 32.5% of 1960 sales (v. 15.4% m 1955), Vice President Robinson F. Barker of Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. says: "We see no real hope of sharing any growth in the U.S. market unless effective tariff re lief is granted...
Kennan has conducted a running feud with Borba, the party sheet, and the government daily Politika. (He reads five papers in three languages daily.) "Shocked" by consistent distortion of events in the U.S.-which has pumped $2.1 billion in aid into the country, with its allies takes 60% of all Yugoslav exports-Kennan has fired off five angry letters to the papers. Their editors were flattered to be addressed by Professor Kennan, failed to print the letters, but last fortnight Borba's editor in chief paid him the rare honor, for a Westerner, of giving a dinner party...