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...smashed with a volley from a pellet gun. Between April 15 and July 30, the living room windows were shot out four times and the car's windows were blasted seven times. On July 18, white paint was poured over the car and caked overnight. Then a steady stream of telephone calls began: obscenely antiSemitic, they came at all hours, until the Bowmans could no longer find sleep...
...next eleven hours, Jones pores over contracts and proposals, fidgets through conferences-in conversation, he is a habitual shadowboxer, leg crosser and finger tapper-with a steady stream of generals, vice presidents, scientists and budgeteers. After hours, his social life is relaxed and seldom formal. Despite his appreciation of good food and wine, he eats and drinks sparingly. His house lacks a bomb shelter but boasts a wine vault...
Salmon are harder to breed than Donaldson's trout. Instead of spending all their lives in fresh water, where they can be fattened like hogs, ocean salmon come to fresh-water streams only to lay their eggs. When the fingerlings are three inches long, they take off for the sea, where they get most of their growth. They come home to deposit their eggs and sperm with unerring accuracy in the stream where they were hatched...
Smooth Kisser, Buddy. Spang and Gilbert continued to diversify, bought Paper Mate pens in 1955 for $15 million, began to market a line of proprietary drugs (Thorexin, cough syrup and cough tablets) in 1957-and continued bringing out a stream of toilet accessories (latest: an aerosol deodorant) to boost Gillette sales. To combat the inroads of electric shavers, Gillette's technicians went to work to perfect a sharper, smoother-cutting Super Blue Blade (by chemically treating the edges of the steel). Introduced last year, the Super Blue now accounts for 45% of Gillette's blade sales...
Most of the time, S. & P.'s 30 security analysts do not have to rely on rumor. A steady stream of solid factual data flows into Hudson Street from the company's 50 hard-probing field men across the country who make regular calls on every company that sells its stock to the public. One such call turned up, four months in advance, the invaluable news that A. T. & T. was planning a stock split. Standard & Poor's man got his scoop by cannily giving A. T. & T. executives all the reasons he could muster against...