Word: birthday
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Steve Krause's swimming career has taken him from royal birthday parties in Monte Carlo and scientific experiments in Mexico to daily workouts in Harvard...
...Senator Eugene McCarthy. But against Republican objections, the Democratic members narrowly excluded Bobby Kennedy 5 to 4, on the curious grounds that his protestations of disinterest were more credible than, say, Rockefeller's. As for Reagan, even though he told a Sacramento press conference, held on his 57th birthday last week, that "I don't want to be on a ticket at all," he will not file an affidavit of disavowal...
...talk is expected to drone on until midweek, when the Senate begins a seven-day recess to permit Republican orators to scatter for Lincoln's Birthday addresses. Soon thereafter, the Democrats take their turn with a Jefferson-Jackson Day recess. Thus far, the Senate's torpor has mattered little, since its calendar is empty of business. Incredibly, with crises pressing in from all sides, the world's greatest deliberative body simply has nothing else to deliberate about...
...good news for those of you, who don't race; Glen Ellen Ski Area in Waits-field, Vt., is offering a learn-to-ski deal over the week of Wshington's Birthday. A $35 investment will get you five two, hour ski lessons and use of all lifts. For you skiers who like Waterville, but not the Harvard-Wellesley bus syndrome, you can get a college discount on lift tickets during the week if you present your bursar's card...
...assassinated as he sat watching Our American Cousin, Ford's Theater in Washington, D.C., has now been restored at a cost of $2,700,000-and reopened as the permanent home of the National Repertory Theater. Opening night proper will not take place until Lincoln's birthday, but last week a large cast of dignitaries turned out for the dedication ceremonies. Said North Dakota's Senator Milton Young, who worked for 19 years to get the necessary restoration appropriation from Congress: "For those who revere Lincoln, it is a dream come true...