Word: bushed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Luxuriantly bearded Playboy Nubar Gulbenkian, 64, counts his fortune in the millions, not the billions, rates as a bush leaguer next to his father, the late oil-rich Calouste ("Mr. Five Percent...
...near me fell into the river. Then a Portuguese soldier stuck me many times in the back with the knife on his rifle. He kicked me into the river. I grabbed a branch and it carried me downstream. I crawled out and lay all the next day in the bush. Some friends found me and carried me here, where they are making me well...
...Monroney amendment last summer voted for it again. The labor lobbyists swung the tide for Kennedy by picking up five new G.O.P. votes, mostly from Senators who represent states with potent labor blocs-New York's Kenneth Keating, Pennsylvania's Hugh Scott, Connecticut's Prescott Bush, Delaware's Caleb Boggs and Iowa's Jack Miller. After the Monroney amendment went down 56 to 39, the Kennedy bill breezed through...
...long-lived tradition of anticlericalism in southern France, which recruited the Huguenots in the 16th century and fueled Communism in the 20th, is finding a new outlet in a spreading bush fire of enthusiasm for the vanished sect whose 750-year-old lost cause against the church gave anticlericalism its biggest beachhead in France. Some 30 books have been published during the last 15 years about their beliefs and practices and their slaughterous persecution-most of them highly favorable to the heretics and critical of the church. Several plays have been written about them, and literary reviews have published long...
...director of M.I.T.'s Research Laboratory for Electronics, is now President Kennedy's chief scientific adviser. M.I.T. Corp. Chairman James R. Killian Jr. was President Eisenhower's top science adviser from 1957 to 1959. M.I.T. President Karl T. Compton (1930-48) and M.I.T.'s Vannevar Bush were top scientific advisers to Roosevelt during World...