Word: children
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...speaking voice, which has an embarrassing tendency to reak into a high register, has become more confident. He has even sent his wife off to a charm school in London. Then, too, he could easily qualify as the father of his country. The twice-married Ankrah has 22 children...
...voracious reader of everything from Shakespeare to detective fiction -which he uses to "turn off"-Gilmore has managed to become a recognized authority on the Byzantine period. His psychiatrist wife-the mother of their two grown children-owns a superb 600-piece collection of Japanese art. For all that peripheral culture, however, he is not much good at small talk; when he entertains, he especially likes to have students over in an effort to get closer to what they are thinking...
Divorced. Jean-Paul Belmondo, 34, the French cinema's favorite boogeyman (Breathless, The Thief of Paris); and Elodie Belmondo, 31; by mutual consent; after nine years of marriage, three children; in Paris. He charged her with "a guilty relationship with a friend in Switzerland" and she accused him of "corporal relations with a well-known actress" (Ursula Andress' best notice to date...
...dramatic society and a varsity track man-for his 50-sec. time in the quarter-mile leg of the mile relay, he says, "they wouldn't even give me a suit today"-was a cheerleader, class-day and commencement orator. With all that activity, Gould tutored children at a private school, worked part time in the Bates president's office and still managed a B average. When he graduated in 1930, the campus yearbook named him both "most talented" and "best dressed" man in the class...
...main argument against building big churches is that the money spent buying stone might better be used buying bread for the poor. "For every dollar that goes into a church building, a dollar should go to feed starving children," says Presbyterian Minister Robert Hudnut of Wayzata, a Minneapolis suburb, who believes that all new churches should reflect "humility and economy." Rochester's innovation-minded Catholic Bishop Fulton J. Sheen (see PEOPLE) feels much the same way; up to 3% of the value of every parish construction project must be paid to Sheen's office in the form...