Word: unites
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...BANDS ... IT HAPPENED THESE PARTICULAR BRASS BANDS PLAYED IN A TOWN WITH PERHAPS 75,000 REFUGEES, MANY OF WHOM WERE LOOKING ON AND MANY OF WHOM WERE ARRESTED BEFORE OR SINCE WITH RADIOS AND OTHER MEANS OF TRANSMITTING INFORMATION TO THE ENEMY. THESE REFUGEES MIGHT NOT HAVE KNOWN THE UNIT'S NUMBER (IDENTIFICATION) OR SIZE SO I PILED NEITHER...
...UNIT'S OWN PIO (PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER) TOOK ONE LOOK AND TOLD CORRESPONDENTS THERE- "GO AHEAD AND FILE...
...made a deal with Remington Rand to build and sell the camera-and-receiver TV unit. Expected cost: about $20,000.* CBS thought that medical groups, which for some time now have been viewing operations in color TV, would be the likeliest customers. CBS and Rand hope also to sell the system for relaying corporate meetings to stockholders, and for classroom use. As for the eventual mass consumer market, CBS Vice President Adrian Murphy quipped: "You have to smoke a little opium before you really can see its potential...
Glaring Error. In Greenfield, Mass., after a neighbor thoughtfully warned a shapely housewife that several men had watched her taking a bath, investigation proved that the one-way glass of every bathroom window in a new 72-unit housing project had been put in backwards...
Edward Easton, chairman of the striking unit, promptly denounced the "rump group," charged that the letter was a "strikebreaking maneuver ... apparently in cooperation with management." Said Executive Editor Lee Wood: "We wouldn't do anything like that...