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lots ofgood things come from LOTS OF THINGS LIKE O' the Neolite soles and heels the children are happily kicking up the vinyl flooring that survives all this youthful exuberance the resin in the vinyl world globe and traffic markers the rubber stopper in the vacuum bottle the bike tires being used by the kid who's getting away from it all the rubber in the volleyballs, kickballs and footballs that fill the air of the schoolyard
GOODj^EAR School scenes like this may be just a pleasant memory to you, but they'll always be an important part of our lives at Goodyear. For exam- ple, the tire on that faithful bus is only one of the many, many Goodyear products serving today's school needs. Because of the world-wide popularity of Goodyear tires, you may still think of us primarily as tire manufacturers. But for the Goodyear of 1960, tires are merely the begin- ning. Thanks to the ever-widening scope of Goodyear research. The Greatest Name in Rubber has become a great name in chemicals. film, foam, flooring, industrial, shoe and metal products, aviation products—even atomic energy and missiles. The familiar tractor tire you see here typifies the benefits derived from this continuing Goodyear advance on so many different fronts. For the farm, for the school, for industi-y, for the home—and for national defense in the missile age-always the name Goodyear is your assurance of product value. It's among the good things that happen when a researchminded company makes constant and successful effort to "Protect our Good Name." Goodvear. Akron 16. Ohio. RODUCTS-FOAM PRODUCTS- INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS -METAL PRODUCTS-SHOE PRODUCTS-AVIATION PRODUCTS -AIRCRAFT. October-November. 1960 37
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