Word: accidentally
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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The law-school years were marked by neither great distinction nor great popularity, but by an accident. While whooping it up at a pre-Lenten carnival parade, Quadros was nearly blinded by an exploding bottle of colored ether that Brazilians happily spray around as part of the fun. When the...
In Los Angeles' Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, where she is being treated for osteomyelitis, ex-Cinemactress Marion Davies, 61, tumbled to the floor and broke her left leg. The accident caused long-distance concern to a longtime acquaintance, Joseph P. Kennedy, who has sent three specialists from the East...
Reverberating Beat. Almost every week, the Inquirer runs stories that are not to be found elsewhere in the Atlanta press, which includes two white dailies (the morning Constitution, circ. 200,913, and the evening Journal, 260,449) and the World (19,500), a Negro daily founded in 1928. Recently, when...
Yet, for the U.S.'s 1,500,000 epileptics, life is still full of persecutions. Owing to a belief that epilepsy is inherited-actually, so far as is known, only a "predisposition" can be inherited-in ten states epileptics cannot marry, in 18 they can be sterilized. Federal law...
During a 1:30 a.m. strategy meeting in his hotel suite, hulking, hard-running James P. Mitchell, 60, New Jersey's Republican gubernatorial candidate, crashed to the bathroom floor, broke his left leg in two places. Facing three weeks of hospitalization and the rest of his campaign on crutches...