Word: bannered
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...twelve-who get no chance to dawdle. At one recital, a seven-year-old girl rippled off a lullaby in the key of F, played it again, at Pace's request, in E and in Aflat. When one of his students was asked to play The Star-Spangled Banner at elementary school, she flustered her teacher by asking "In what...
...Member nations of the U.N. should set aside for emergency use special military units, ready at all times for action under the U.N.'s banner. If all the U.N.'s 99 members cooperate, troop units would be ready in every part of the world to rush into troubled areas and keep the peace...
...minute to hapless directors; and after Norma Shearer managed to beat out his protégée for a part, Hearst told his editors from coast to coast never to mention Norma's name in print. With uncanny foresight, Hearst papers could be counted on for banner headlines such as MARION DAVIES' GREATEST FILM OPENS TONIGHT...
...Cold-Shower Glow. General Motors gave Reuther pretty much the same beribboned package that he got two weeks earlier at American Motors Corp.-but without profit sharing. One reason for G.M.'s sudden retreat was that it wants nothing to block what it hopefully expects to be a banner selling year. Said American Motors Vice President Ed Cushman: "You should have seen Walter's eyes light up like a pinball machine when two G.M. vice presidents predicted a 7,250,000-car year for 1962. Walter knew he had power there...
Married. Lucy Monroe, 49, whose lyric soprano rendition of The Star-Spangled Banner has opened thousands of civic whingdings (World Series ball games, national political conventions, etc.); and Harold Marc Weinberg, 51, Manhattan attorney; both for the first time; in Manhattan...