Word: valiante
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...models. The Chrysler 300 will acquire a new sheet-metal skin and squared-off rear that give its lines a handsome simplicity. Plymouth will switch to a Thunderbird-like roof, will also square off its 1962 rear end-irreverently known in Detroit as the "duck butt." The Valiant, adding a convertible to its line, will grow 2 in. and abandon the European styling it has worn for the past three years in favor of more rectangular lines. In a confusing exchange of identities, this year's Dart will grow 6 in. (to an overall length...
...valiant attempt to improve Britain's competitive position in world markets, the Conservative government last July declared its intention of keeping pay raises in line with the nation's 2.5% increase in productivity. The Pay Pause, as it was christened, saved British industry the equivalent of one year's round of wage boosts, giving Britain an immediate edge over leading European competitors such as West Germany, which has been hit with a heavy increase in labor costs over the past year...
David Fairchild has made a valiant effort to hack out a set in the Common Room, but the split tableau has an unfinished look that is probably not intentional. The lighting arrangement is fine as a concept; hopefully, the effects will be better executed than they were last night. It is evidently quite hard to exit from the stage, and there were several embarrassing waits last night, both between and during scenes...
...seat among Detroit's Big Three, has skidded from 18% of the market in 1957 to 9.6% this year. At the rate it is now selling, it has a 91-day backlog. All of its vaunted "European"' styling has not stalled the continued decline of Plymouth, Dodge, Valiant and Lancer. Chrysler has pinned much of its hopes for a future comeback on its new chief stylist, Elwood Engel, 45, who was netted last fall in a raid on Ford, where he was a disciple of flamboyant George Walker and had much to do with the elegantly clean...
Nonetheless, argues Macleod, "it is not at Munich but at the locust years, 1934 and 1935, that the finger of criticism should be pointed." For despite Chamberlain's "most valiant" championship of rearmament in the mid-'30's, so little was done that by September 1938. Britain was almost completely defenseless against air attack, had only a token quantity of modern antiaircraft guns and one operational Spitfire squadron. "After Munich," says Iain Macleod, "the last strong hopes of peace were not allowed to hold back our accelerating preparations against...