Word: cincinnatis
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Philadelphia 12, Cincinnati...
...themselves. A small retrospective opened at Manhattan's Slatkin Galleries last November, after a month in Ottawa. It went on to Toledo, last week opened with 89 items at the St. Louis City Art Museum, and will go later to Santa Barbara, San Diego, San Francisco and Cincinnati...
...told a Seattle audience: "We won't survive by saying 'I won't play' - or by finding an enemy under every rug." Arizona's Senator Barry Goldwater, who got a two-minute ovation when he was introduced to a crowd of 13,000 in Cincinnati, pleaded for unity: "Let's forget about being Nixon Republicans or Rockefeller Republicans -stop trying to pigeon hole ourselves. We're not far apart. From the middle of the Republican road to the far right is a mighty small...
Chemie Gruenenthal burbled: "Contergan is especially well suited for calming down anxious, nervous and restless children . . . Excellent for babies." Obstetricians who found that it tranquilized pregnant women prescribed it to allay morning sickness. Consumption shot up in many countries. Last April, the Canadian subsidiary of Cincinnati's Wm. S. Merrell Co. put it on prescription sale in Canada...
...year after becoming head of the religion department, Hesburgh at 32 was made executive vice president of the university. Among his first acts: replacing Clarence Manion, the far-right dean of the law school, with Joseph O'Meara, a Cincinnati lawyer active in the American Civil Liberties Union. Hesburgh also took charge of the university's rapidly expanding building program, got it moving even faster. President John Cavanaugh knew a brilliant successor when he saw one: "You would have had to be blind not to spot his talents." At 35, Hesburgh became Notre Dame's 16th president...