Word: affectionately
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Promptly at high noon, as he has done many hundreds of times before. House Speaker Sam Rayburn swept through the door of the Speaker's lobby and onto the floor of the House. This time something new happened, a violation of custom for which old Capitol Hill newsmen could...
Most girls, Dr. Binger claims, attempt to satisfy this need by "winning the affection and esteem of a young men they admire." But the young man is far less ready, says Dr. Binger, "for a real and rewarding relationship." For the girls, this leads to feelings of uncertainty and depression...
In general, the nation's newspapers bade Ike a fond and sentimental farewell. "Dwight Eisenhower retires with the affection, respect and confidence of the nation and much of the world," said the Dallas Morning News. "No other man in universal history amassed so much influence or power at one...
Died. T/Sgt. Martin Maher, 84, a broguish Irish immigrant whose 50 years of duty at the U.S. Military Academy won him the lifelong affection of West Pointers ranging from John J. Pershing to Dwight Eisenhower, an unprecedented full-dress review of the Corps of Cadets upon his retirement in 1946...
Hirohito's problem has been to convert adulation into affection. With the older generation, he seems to have succeeded. And with the new generation of princes and princesses coming into the limelight, the postwar antipathy of young Japanese for royalty seems to be changing to tolerance or even lukewarm...