Word: cincinnati
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Because the train is often booked well in advance, Garfield plans to add a second train on the Lorton-to-Sanford run. In addition, he is considering putting on a train from Cincinnati to Florida. With that, travelers from the Midwest can drive to Cincinnati and load themselves and their cars on a train, and avoid the high cost of renting a car during the peak seasons in Florida...
...deepest emotions in space seem to have involved man's home planet. Says Neil Armstrong, the first man on the moon and now a professor of engineering at the University of Cincinnati: "I remember on the trip home on Apollo 11 it suddenly struck me that that tiny pea, pretty and blue, was the earth. I put up my thumb and shut one eye, and my thumb blotted out the planet earth. I didn't feel like a giant. I felt very, very small." To Apollo 8's Bill Anders, seeing the earth from out there evoked...
Died. Neil H. McElroy, 68, Defense Secretary during the second Eisenhower Administration; of cancer; in Cincinnati. McElroy was president of Procter & Gamble when Eisenhower chose him for the Pentagon in 1957. During his tenure the U.S. accelerated its space and missile programs. It was McElroy who first predicted a "missile gap." Ironically, the Democrats seized the issue in the 1960 election, but after taking office had to admit that the gap was nonexistent...
That professorial attitude makes him more the spiritual son of the strict constructionist of football coaches, Paul Brown, formerly of the Cleveland Browns, now coach of the Cincinnati Bengals. Although Shula says that "I've never tried to pattern my style after anybody," he also admits, "Paul Brown was the greatest influence on me, especially in the teaching aspect of coaching. In football, it's not what you know but what your ballplayers know that counts. We make it as much like a classroom as possible, using all sorts of teaching aids, followed by practice on the field...
Prayer. Shula is not likely to run up against Brown in this year's playoffs. In the five years since he returned to active coaching, Brown has transformed the Bengals from a woeful expansion team into a tough title contender. Nonetheless, Cincinnati has dropped two games behind Cleveland and the newly tempered Pittsburgh Steelers in the A.F.C. Central Division. It is quite possible, however, that Shula may once again meet Tom Landry and his mechanical Cowboys in the Super Bowl. It is even more likely that he may have a different and perhaps more interesting sort of rematch with...