Word: cabined
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Sail Away (Original Broadway Cast; Capitol). Noel Coward's strenuously hedonistic lines sound a little weary here, and his wit is Princeton Tiger '24 ("If you want to play strip poke /With the girls in cabin B/ Come to me, dear boys, come to me." But in a couple of songs (Where Shall I Find Him?, Later than Spring) Elaine Stritch whoops it up as if she were really riding a winner...
...that forms the crossbar of the A), as well as the Con temporary, with all-glass end walls. Says he: "A lot depends on the banks. If they're as good to us as they were to the boat builders, we'll be launching A-frames like cabin cruisers...
...time, Terry Jo recovered enough to talk to the Coast Guard investigators-and Harvey's suicide took on a new sinister significance. The child's story completely contradicted Harvey's. On the night of the tragedy, she said, she and René had gone to their cabins about 9 o'clock. "Later I heard screaming and stamping and I woke up and it went away, and I went upstairs to see what it was and I saw my mother and my brother laying on the floor and there was blood all over. I went...
...Force 707 transport had barely cleared Maryland's Andrews Air Force Base when President Kennedy's special military adviser. General Maxwell D. Taylor, summoned the first conference in his forward cabin. For the next three days and 9,000 miles, Taylor and members of his top-level team were almost continuously locked in consultation. Only a few hours after their jet touched down at Saigon's Tan Son Nhut airport. South Viet Nam's President Ngo Dinh Diem underscored the urgency of their mission by announcing a state of national emergency, admitting that his country...
...Effective in mid-November, all free meals and all hard liquor will be eliminated from coach flights; only coffee, tea or milk will be served free. Cold snacks will be available-at a price. First-class service will remain substantially unchanged. So-called "frills in the cabin," claim the airlines, now cost them about $60 million a year. Boyd's recommendation: "Devote less attention to being traveling dining rooms, more to pure transportation...