Word: annually
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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COLLEGE ALL-STAR FOOTBALL GAME (ABC, 10 p.m. to conclusion). Outstanding seniors from the 1965 collegiate season meet the Green Bay Packers, champions of the pro National Football League, in the 33rd annual College All-Star game at Soldier Field in Chicago...
...Chinese seem to feel that news, like eggs, improves with age. At any rate, the story was nine days old when it was bannered across Page One of every paper in Peking last week. CHAIR MAN MAO ENJOYS A SWIM IN THE YANGTZE, read the identical headlines. At an annual swimming meet on July 16 in the city of Wuhan, the 72-year-old "greatest leader of the people of the world" had trod "firmly" down the gangplank of a motor launch in the Yangtze, "with glowing ruddy cheeks and in buoyant spirits." There, in the presence of "tens...
Eternal Shrine. Today, with an annual income of $130,000, Um Kalthoum is the wealthiest woman in the Middle East. For her two performances at Baalbek, she pocketed $28,000, or four times the yearly salary of Nasser. She lives in a villa on Cairo's Zamalik Island with her doctor husband, a prosperous venereal disease specialist. There are no signs that the "Star of the East" is fading. The Arabs think that with age her voice has become mellower, richer, more touching. As her followers in Egypt like to say: In the Middle East only two things never...
...such as the commissioners in New York and Chicago, could not attend themselves. In both cases, they dispatched top-level assistants to the institute. The three-week period will be, Murphy said, the longest period of time that so many chiefs have been together. There is an annual meeting of the International Association of Police Chiefs, but this lasts only four or five days...
...which have been forced, partly by Federal Reserve Board action, to the highest level in 35 years. In at least one industry-housing-this has had a far more serious deflationary effect than anyone could have intended. Housing starts in June fell to the lowest point since 1961, an annual rate of 1,288,000. But other areas have been far less affected by the Federal Reserve's tight-money policy, which has been by no means so restrictive as many people think. During the first six months of this year, bank loans to business actually increased...