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In his deepest drive so far into Dixie, Humphrey showed up for a morning speech in the small (pop. 16,000) south Georgia cotton town of Moultrie. As he stood up to speak to a small audience assembled in Moultrie's main square, he was greeted by a chorus...
Yet last week, when Malta finally became a sovereign state, much of the islands' 330,000 populace viewed the prospect of independence with anxiety and even anger. When Britain's Prince Philip arrived for the ceremonies, his motorcade was stoned, and at the independence day parade, mounted police...
Sir: Mme. Callas enjoyed a tremendous success in Paris as Norma [June 26]; the boos came from the anti-Callas faction. They may boo her, but they really pay her the highest compliment by paying "Callas prices" at the box office. They may hate her, but they just can'...
The squash was sciatillating but the real show came in the legal battles over let calls. Niederhoffer's vociferous insistence that Salaun had interfered with him drew boos from the audience and infuriated remarks from Salaun; the veteran, too, called quite a few peculiar lets. Reforce Jack Tattin interrupted play...
Thomas shrugs off his disappointing third place in the 1960 Olympics, the noisy boos that accompanied his nine losses to Brumel, his astonishing failure even to qualify for the U.S. team that went to Moscow last summer. "No body likes to lose," he says, "but there's no sense...