Word: cold
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...article "Who Killed King" [April 26] attributes the following quotation to me regarding James Earl Ray: "Extremely dangerous, cold-blooded and ruthless. There is no doubt in my mind that Ray could be a paid assassin." I made none of these remarks and used none of these descriptive adjectives regarding...
When it's cold outside, people tend to burn their TV sets longer. In fact, according to the A.C. Nielsen Co., audience figures climb 25% in the winter. This January and February, viewing hit an alltime high - 461 hours a week in the average U.S. home. The most habitual viewers are women 50 and over, who put in 331 hours before the set. Least hooked are the teenagers: they sit still for only about 19 hours a week...
...rapid worker ("I don't like the infielders to get cold or bored behind me"), Koosman throws from a short windup, relies on just two pitches: a steaming fastball and a tantalizing slow curve. He never played high-school baseball, but pitched for Army and semi-pro teams while he was at Fort Bliss, Texas in 1964. "My catcher was a fellow named John Lucchese," recalls Jerry, "whose father was an usher at Shea Stadium. He told his dad he had a pretty good pitcher, and his dad told the Mets. They sent a guy out to scout...
Junior John Levin, still suffering from a cold which limited his effectiveness against Princeton, lost 7-5, 7-5 to Brown's Rick Klaffky. Klaffky pushed the ball deep all afternoon to outsteady the Crimson...
...from Littauer or the Bio Labs," one Master says; "the Faculty Club is closer and you can talk there with colleagues about whatever problem you're working on. The free meal at the House isn't much of a draw for these men--especially when it's something like cold Welsh rarebit...