Word: travelled
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...after three years in which its lifeline went largely unchallenged, West Berlin was once more threatened by an attempt to limit its contact with the West. East Germany announced that it would not allow members of West Germany's rightist National Democratic Party, or other "neo-Nazis," to travel through East Germany to Berlin...
...team will open its season during Spring vacation when two seven-man units travel south to battle some of Dixie's strongest collegiate squads. Included on Harvard's schedule are such perennial dynamos as Georgia and North Carolina...
Natural Outgrowth. The company, which made its first computer in 1959 as a natural outgrowth of its business in office machines, has so far sold or leased $100 million worth of smaller series computers, including 55 NCR 590s bought by the Pentagon to travel around South Viet Nam in G.I. trucks keeping track of spare parts. NCR has also marketed $200 million worth of a secondgeneration computer known as the NCR 315, including one $16 million order from Japan's Sumitomo Bank, Ltd., which accounts for NCR's largest order...
...branches from 13 to 61 while steadily expanding its services. C & S was a pioneer in converting to data processing and introducing freight-bill payment services, under which the bank pays the shipping bills of its customers directly out of their accounts. C & S also moved headlong into travel services, now ranks as one of the South's largest travel agencies. One of the first major banks to issue its own credit card, C & S was first to offer the "instant money" privilege that entitles holders to borrow against their cards. After all, reasoned Lane, if the bank...
Today's agent just loves those royalty statements from book publishers. But he also exploits a growing variety of other outlets for his client. Given a hot property and an Air Travel card, he will busy himself selling subsidiary rights to the movies, TV, paperback houses, foreign publishers and serialization syndicates-to say nothing of arranging for new assignments from publishers and setting up lecture tours...