Word: clays
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...cover story on Cassius Marcellus Clay [ March 22] pleased me as I am proud of Louisville's latest contribution to the heroic traditions of sports. The story was extremely well written and generally fair...
...important thing is that Clay deserves the praise. He has helped boxing get nearer to respectability. I feel he may offer as much to sports as another Louisville athlete Harold "Pee Wee" Reese did in recent years. He may even be "the greatest...
Certainly one of the most entertaining articles that I've read in many a day. A pat on the back for the writer and a cheer for Cassius Clay, a young man who instinctively knows the only bit of truth worth knowing in this life-never take anything seriously (especially women...
...Post could hardly have been more delighted with the fuss that it had stirred up. Curtis lost $18.9 million last year, and ever since brash young Clay Blair Jr., 37, was named editorial director of all Curtis magazines last fall, the Post has apparently been trying to hit its readers with a blockbuster a week, though its only previous success was December's notorious "eyeball-to-eyeball" account of the Cuba crisis. But as long as the blockbusters make a lot of noise, the Post does not seem much concerned by any fallout. "The final yardstick" of the magazine...
...bankrupt. Argentina's $365 million budget deficit is due almost wholly to its losses from the nationalized railways and utilities that it took over during the Perón era from their British and U.S. owners. Warned a U.S. report on foreign aid, released last week by the Clay committee (see THE NATION): "Agitation for the expropriation of foreign enterprises is destructive to rapid economic progress...