Word: annually
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...main speaker at the annual Explorers Club dinner in Manhattan was to have been that intrepid adventurer Bobby Kennedy, 39. At the last moment, though, New York's junior Senator was detained in Washington-and perhaps it was just as well. When the Explorers were treated to a five-minute color film showing Bobby's conquest of Mount Kennedy, they burst into jeering laughter at every glimpse of the Senator. Said Manhattan Lawyer Richard Steel, a director of the Explorers Club: "When you see Bobby being carried 8,000 ft. up the mountain by helicopter, then being carried...
...tired of playing the prince, come to me." Eventually Nureyev decided that Balanchine was exercising a "castrating influence" on the male dancer and said so publicly. That eliminated the New York City Ballet. Five months after his defection, Nureyev received an invitation from Margot Fonteyn to dance at her annual London charity gala. Both were so instantly taken with each other ("He is the first Russian I met who can make me laugh," she said) that they decided to team up. They made their debut in February 1962 in Giselle, and the flame...
...minute and a half later, pants pulled up, the comedian-master of ceremonies walked onto the stage at Santa Monica's Civic Auditorium and, for the eleventh time in 13 years, did his valiant, 21-hour best to pull up that most intractable of TV shows, the annual "Oscar" awards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences...
...half a dozen proposals weekly. It is now interested in overseas firms (it has two plants abroad) and in U.S. consumer and industrial lines that would balance the defense division's 35% of total sales. Prospective acquisitions, however, must meet rigid guidelines: $15 million to $30 million in annual sales ("We're not trying to compete with General Motors," says Thompson), well-established lines, no overlap of competition with existing Textron divisions, and enthusiasm for merger. "The management," says Thompson, "must want to be with...
Twenty doctors wearing sandwich-board signs over their well-dressed frames picketed last week outside Manhattan's Coliseum. The occasion was the Ninth Annual International Auto Show, and the doctors were doing their bit to urge more safety features in autos. The demonstration was just one more in a growing chorus of demands that Detroit do something both to curb the rising highway accident toll and to cut down its annual contribution of 92 million tons of carbon monoxide to air pollution...