Corporate Images and Boyle Spoofs on Public Perception
Hal Boyle offers satirical corporate image parables from Du Pont to General Motors, imagining misfit ads and ironic scenes such as a dentist fixing a nylon tooth, an overworked telephone operator, and a GM executive removing a VW from a bumper, illustrating public perception distortions.
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du Pont
American Telephone & Telegraph
General Electrice
Thomas Edison
General Motors
Volkswagen
Gillette
Razor
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Feel Not Equal British Protest Treatment
Survey in Princeton New Jersey explores British views after Dean Acheson said Britain had played out its role as a world power. Six of ten Brits before the remarks felt the U.S. did not treat Britain as an equal partner in shared affairs. Prime Minister Macmillan issued a sharp response to the West Point speech.
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Princeton
N.J
Great Britain
Dean Acheson
Britain
U.S
Acheson
West Point
Macmillan
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