Word: aurelio
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...miles away, at the Academy of Music, famed Soprano Renata ('Diva Serena") Tebaldi stepped to the front of the stage and sang Ah, spietata from Handel's Amadigi. As the evening wore on, a suave, white-tied figure kept scurrying back and forth between the two programs: Aurelio ("Ray") Fabiani, promoter of both wrestling and music, was hard at work on both sides of show-business history...
...into the streets. For two days they ran wild, ignoring Larrazábal's sportsmanlike concession of defeat-big news itself in a continent accustomed to ending vote counts with cries of fraud. Only a cloud of army tear gas stopped them. And although Ground Forces Commander Marco Aurelio Moros declared himself "sure that the armed forces will respect the will of the people," Pérez Jiménez-coddled officers have long been unshakably opposed to Betancourt...
...converse: that it turns almost every judge into a politician." The elected judge, if he wants to be reelected, must make all the commitments of a politician. New York, a pioneer among the states for elective judiciaries, will not soon forget the tapped telephone conversation between Thomas Aurelio, candidate for Supreme Court justice in 1943, and Gangster Frank Costello. Gushed Aurelio: "I want to assure you of my loyalty for all you have done. It's undying." Aurelio was elected and is still serving. Politics has impaired the dignity of the courts in many ways short of association between...
...Died. Aurelio Miró Quesada, 73, editor of Peru's outstanding daily, El Comercio, and head of the powerful Miró Quesada family, one of the three most important in Peru; of a heart ailment; in Lima...