Word: colde
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...there would be "prior consultation and prior agreement" between himself and the White House before any major step was taken in foreign affairs. To this end, he appointed as his liaison man Robert D. Murphy, 74, a retired career diplomat who has handled sensitive assignments in hot wars and cold, and who will now occupy an office next to Dean Rusk's at the State Department...
Died. Eleanor Philby, 55, ex-wife or Soviet counterspy Kim Philby, who followed her husband to Moscow after he defected from Great Britain in 1963, then came in from the cold after their separation two years later to write a treacly autobiography, The Spy I Loved; of cancer; in Mendocino, Calif...
There is little if any regulation of the prices that doctors and merchants charge welfare recipients. A welfare patient can come in with a cold and be charged $25 by his doctor under Medicaid--the taxpayer pays the $25. The report says that the Welfare Department makes hardly any effort to keep down these exorbitant fees. The doctor gains, the taxpayer loses; the welfare recipient is unaffected because the service of the doctor would presumably be the same whether it costs...
...undergraduates who applied for tickets will be given seats, however, and this is a major reason why some alumni will be left out in the cold. The ticket office reserves sections 33-37, and in this case end-zone and standing room sections, about 9000 seats, for undergraduates and their guests...
High intellectual and personal honor shines through these volumes. Far from being a resection of yesterday's cold political cadavers, they compose the record of one of the most notable lives of the 20th century...