Word: cold
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...20th anniversary, its biggest danger, ironically, comes from the current European détente. The new state of East-West relations, says U.S. NATO Ambassador Harlan Cleveland, is still a "fragile flirtation, with the West pitching most of the woo." But NATO nations are acting as if the cold war were over and could never be renewed. They are losing, says Belgium's Paul-Henri Spaak, NATO's Secretary-General from 1957-1961, "the cement of fear that bound them together." They tend to squabble over everything from their respective troop commitments to control of U.S. nuclear weapons...
...that, standing up, serves as a chair, on its side can be used as a see-through table. "Transparency is the criterion of our age," proclaims Quasar, but like other see-through inflatables, his furniture can be filled with water colored to fit the mood. Or, on a cold night, his pillows can be easily turned into cozy hot-water cushions...
...Harvard student, who described himself as an "apolitical hippie," sat outside the Mall Entrance in the cold night until 6 a.m. Sunday. Late Sunday afternoon, he was speaking in a hoarse crackle, his hands still frozen-pink. He was a changed man politically: "You get there and you see someone get his head split open for nothing. You can't leave. You've got to sit there, to do something. That's when you become committed...
...hear their own righteousness and the unity of the group ringing in their ears. They sang because otherwise they would have screamed or cried or run away. They linked their arms and legs, not so much because they didn't want to be dragged away, but because it was cold, they were scared, and holding onto someone else was reassuring...
Munro, reached yesterday at home where he spent the day nursing a cold, was worried about his goalies and his halfbacks--particularly Abi Azikiwe, the Nigerian left half...