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Justerini & Brooks has sold Scotch whisky to the Americans so vigorously that its J. & B. is now one of the fastest-moving brands on the U.S. market-up from 70,000 cases in 1954 to an expected 700,000 this year. Largely as a result of this successful invasion of...
U.S. law says that it is a crime to possess narcotics, and by jailing many of the 20,000 addicts arrested in the U.S. each year, it brands them as criminals. But most doctors and lawyers believe that drug addiction is not primarily a matter of wilful lawbreaking, agree that...
Such is the nature of the respiratory infection that this year hit New York (other big U.S. cities have their own brands): it is far worse than a cold, but not quite bad enough to make busy people stay long in bed; it deceptively lets up so that even medically...
Detroit also refused to be infected by Washington pessimism. General Motors Chairman Frederic G. Donner pointed out that consumer incomes are at an alltime high, predicted industry and G.M. sales would "be matched or even exceeded in 1961." Ford Chairman Henry Ford II agreed. Donner argued that current dealer inventories...
Died. Herbert Ross, 75, Scotch whisky magnate (distiller for such brands as White Horse) who lost a leg in Mesopotamia in World War I, opened his first distillery with another one-legged veteran and, as his business prospered, gave away more than ?1,000,000 to British universities, zoos, hospitals...