Word: bell
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...help out with the cover reporting, TIME'S Bonn Bureau Chief James Bell flew out to Cairo to interview Nasser. To call Bell an old Middle East hand is to limit him geographically: he is an old Far East hand, an old Africa hand and an old German hand, as well as being a far-from-old and far-from-home Kansan. Back in the days when the young Egyptian army officer overthrew King Farouk's corrupt regime, Bell was the first correspondent to discover and report that the real head of the junta was not Mohammed Naguib...
Formerly any Radcliffe student could study in the Field House with a male companion until midnight. For the past three years a key has been available at the Holmes Hall bell desk, to be signed out when borrowed. This made the Field House the only building at Radcliffe legally available to 'Cliffies and their dates every night...
...Secretary of Commerce, Charles Percy, chairman of Chicago's Bell & Howell Co., who would "provide dynamic youth and tremendous business experience...
...Minus to A Plus. There is nothing particularly unusual about the exercises themselves; the secret of their success is that they are carefully graduated as to age group and difficulty, can be done in privacy and small space without bar bell, medicine ball, trapeze or well-muscled instructor, and take no more than eleven minutes a day (twelve minutes for women...
...thinking might be broader than that. Bell writes in The End of Ideology, "But where the problems are, as Karl Popper put it, of 'piecemeal technology,' of the prosaic, yet necessary questions, of school costs, municipal services, the urban sprawl, and the like, bravura radicalism simply becomes a hollow shell." And Schlesinger in New Statesman writes "Apart from civil rights, the contribution of the utopian Left to the discussion of domestic issues has been unimpressive...