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...television in the U.S. has never really paid. The sole system now operating in Hartford, Conn., has not begun to show a profit. But Reuben H. Donnelley Corp.,* publishers of classified telephone directories, and Lear-Siegler, Inc., electronics manufacturers, are confident that toll TV has a future...
Provided that the Common Market practices what it preaches, and the U.S. is correspondingly flexible and farsighted, there could open a new era in world economic history. Says Chairman John Brooks of California's Lear Siegler Inc.: "If we play it right, this country should be in a position ten years from now where doing business with West Germany would be like doing business with Texas." The promise is not only economic. The interlocking of markets, the sharing and spreading of prosperity are objectives that move businessmen. The side effect of this effort, not specifically intended by businessmen but welcomed...
...Station. A television broadcasting station so compact that one man seated at the controls can operate it, showing live action, film or slides or focusing on himself for commercials, was put on sale by Siegler Corp.'s Hallamore Division. The system is designed as well for closed-circuit use in industrial plants and for tie-in with pay-as-you-see television. Price: about...
...School's senior class elected its permanent officers Friday, Harrison S. Dimmitt, secretary of the Law School, announced yesterday. Ira S. Siegler 3L of Staten Island was elected Secretary and Paul J. Bryan 3L of Palatka, Florida is Class Marshal. Paul C. Wolman, Jr. 3L of Baltimore was chosen Treasurer...
This season, theater lovers can look with some hope to a midtown Manhattan cubbyhole. There, amid the jangle of telephones, a stagestruck, 27-year-old girl rides herd on thousands of good tickets to the best shows in town. Plump, Brooklyn-born Sylvia Siegler works 14 hours a day on her new business-the Show-of-the-Month Club, which has caught on so fast that next week it moves into a whole floor of offices...