Word: bernard
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...BERNARD L. ALBERT...
Ticketed to start a three-month stretch in jail this week: Boston Textile Magnate Bernard Goldfine, 70, crony of ex-Presidential Aide Sherman Adams. Goldfine was convicted of contempt of a federal court after he refused to produce records bearing on an income tax evasion...
...Scribner in 1937, breaking with the man and the firm that had accompanied him to eminence, he said it was for ideological reasons: Perkins would not let him graft his passing romance with Marxism onto the surface of his novels. But Biographer Nowell insists on a different reason: Critic Bernard...
Died. John Bernard Kelly Sr., 70, millionaire boss of one of the nations biggest brickwork contracting firms, longtime Philadelphia Democratic leader who was narrowly defeated in the 1935 mayoralty election, two-time Olympic sculling champion, World War II National Physical Fitness Director, father of Princess Grace of Monaco; of cancer; in Philadelphia. Youngest of a onetime County Mayo farmer's ten children. Jack Kelly was barred from the Henley Diamond Sculls (won in 1947 and 1949 by his son John B. Jr.) not, as legend has it, because he had once been a bricklayer, but because British officials ruled...
...Iceman Cometh. Barnes quarreled with Bernard Berenson, Bertrand Russell. Jacques Lipchitz-the greater the adversary, the rougher the battle. His most venomous attacks, though, were reserved for women. Marriage, Barnes often said, was just a cheap and wholesome substitute for prostitution. He delighted in bullying female employees into tears, embarrassed one young secretary by dictating letters to her from his steam bath, interspersing his correspondence with commands to fetch towels and turn on the shower for him. When Edith Powell, art critic for the Philadelphia Public Ledger, had some mild reservations about the Soutines in a rare public exhibit...