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...Kline, 61, is a physicist by training, so it is not surprising that he helped found Xicor, a company that makes memory chips for computers. Less expected was his development of a nutritional snack. New Generation Foods, which he founded in 1977, last year sold $3.6 million worth of Spicer's WheaTwists, a low-calorie, high-protein snack chip. Quips Kline: "I'm in the chips business: one edible, one inedible...
...Cusamanodefeated Bruce Spicer, 7-3, in the 142-lb. bout to provide Harvard with its only points of the day against the powerhouse Princeton squad...
Reflecting the Boss. A promising new area for growth opened up last spring when the American Association of Advertising Agencies agreed to permit its members to own media. The action came after several agencies had resigned from the association over its ban; among them were Minneapolis-based Kaufman, Spicer, which bought the New Richmond (Wis.) News, and Dallas-based Tracy-Locke, which purchased Tulsa's KCNW and Fort Worth's KJIM. Foote, Cone & Belding acquired eight cable-TV systems before the A.A.A.A. came to consider CATV an advertising medium and was influential in persuading the association to drop...
...slur on my firm!" cried Herbert Hill. "We will get Mr. Wilson by the ears before long." It took more than a year, but Hill's Hardy Spicer, Ltd., car-parts manufacturing company in Birmingham, did at least get Britain's Prime Minister Harold Wilson, 49, by the tongue a bit. Wilson's counsel appeared in London's High Court of Justice to deliver a handsome apology from the Prime Minister after he was charged with "libeling and slandering" Hill during the 1964 general elections campaign by suggesting that the Hardy Spicer management had fomented...
...house-hungry slum dwellers, but which to most informed Britons would merely sound like confirmation of Sir Alec's allegation that the Labor economic program was a "menu without prices." Harold Wilson committed a gaffe of his own, charging a "Tory plot" behind a strike at the Hardy Spicer factories that threatens to idle Britain's whole automotive industry. He was promptly slapped with a slander suit by the Hardy Spicer management while Sir Alec chortled "panic...