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Texas (56) : All for Favorite Son Lyndon Johnson. But Lyndon is the boy to release the delegation at the right moment (Permanent Chairman Sam Rayburn of Texas will surely recognize the Lone Star standard at its first wave) and perhaps win credit for putting Stevenson over the top on the first ballot...
...simply have had a ready market for our products, and we've turned out the goods." Thus, Lone Star Steel Co. President Eugene B. Germany explained last week how his company had netted profits of $4.8 million in the first half of the year, more than it had earned all last year. In the same way scores of other companies found a ready market, turned out the goods-and reported record first-half or second-quarter profits last week. As a result, the Department of Commerce estimated that cash dividends paid in the first six months neared $5.4 billion...
...California Democrats who fail to see why being "boss" of a corporation is estimable, while being "boss" of a political party is reprehensible, may we say (re "Democrats, Decisive Dozen," June 18) we wish that Mr. Paul Ziffren would somehow contrive to become a "boss." With one lone. Democratic governor during this century, it is obvious that the California G.O.P. has a most effective organization, while we California Democrats have idealistically avoided any sort of similar autocratic controls−hence the GOPers have won the elections. Hurrah for intelligent bossism...
...research race is industry's new-found ability to harness science and invention to production, systematize the search for knowledge by pressing the scientists into service in the industrial laboratory and project team. The swift spread of research has caused a redrawing of the traditional picture of the lone scientist or inventor experimenting in his own workshop and, with his own flash of genius, discovering a new principle and founding a new industry. Now task forces that may number hundreds are thrown into a project; with the help of such research-developed equipment as computers, they can explore...
...Searchers (C. V. Whitney; Warner) is another excursion into the patented Old West of Director John Ford. The place is Texas, three years after the Civil War, and the lone figure moving across the vast plain is none other than lean, leathery, disenchanted John Wayne, still wearing bits of his Confederate uniform, still looking for trouble. Trouble finds him. One day, while John's back is turned, Chief Scar and his wild Comanches swoop down and massacre his relatives, carrying off two young girls for their own fell purposes...