Word: arnolds
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Chatting with reporters before the match, Nicklaus allowed as how Arnold Palmer did not really rate a place in the four-man competition that is for winners of the P.G.A. and Masters (Nicklaus), the U.S. Open (Julius Boros), and the British Open (Bob Charles). "Arnie shouldn't be here," joked Nicklaus. "After all, he was an also-ran." He kicked Arnie's chair, and everyone laughed self-consciously. But next morning the headlines screamed: JACK LABELS ARNIE AN "ALSO...
...Arnold Palmer: $4,600 as second-place money in the American Golf Classic, enough to make him the first golfer in history to win more than a hundred grand in one year and to push his nine-year total to $446,333. The top ten for 1963 as of last week...
...Arnold Palmer...
...both his wife and mistress for betraying his class (Sept. 23). British Playwright Terence Rattigan's Man and Boy stars Charles Boyer as a Wall Street operator who creeps off to Greenwich Village to live in the pad of his apostate son during the Depression (Nov. 12). Arnold Wesker's Chips with Everything, hugely successful in London, deals with the operation of the class system in the R.A.F. (Oct. 1). Sidney Michael's Dylan, starring Alec Guinness, is based on Dylan Thomas' visits to America (Jan. 21). And Hugh Leonard's Stephen D., an adaptation...
Cultural Interaction. McNeill's title would appear to give the lie direct to Oswald Spengler's Decline of the West. His book indeed emerges, though he nowhere claims such a purpose, as an arresting alternative to the speculations and systems of Arnold Toynbee, too. Here are no gloomy metaphysics about the soul of a culture or its organic life cycle, no simplistic tabulations of 21 separate civilizations mechanically rising and then running down in helpless isolation from one another...